This example has a fruits menu and a JLabel in the JFrame. The fruit menu contains four Radio button menu items and the user can pick only one among them. In the JLabel, the example displays what menu item is picked by the user. Now, let us create this example.
The example has a menu called fruits. When the user clicks the Fruits menu, they can see four Checkbox menu items along with Image Icons. At the bottom of the screen, there is a text field which reports all the checked check boxes. In the above picture, Banana & Cherry check boxes are checked and hence the text field shows Banana and Cherry in it. When the user clicks a menu item, a check mark appears in the check box, and it disappears when the user clicks it again.
Our example shows three radio buttons in a form. A user can select any one of these radio buttons and only one radio button will be in the selected state. Above, the radio button three is in the selected state. When a radio button is in checked (selected) state, our example will flash a message box stating which radio button is in the selected state. Here in this example, we will create all these radio buttons using JRadioButton component of the Java Swing.
above picture, the text field reports, user placed a check mark on the check box item 2. Now, we will implement this example.
The example contains three components. One is a JLabel which tells in what mode the example is in. The button labelled OFF is the JToggleButton and it will switch the state between Selected & Unselected. The text box tells what kind of the state change is made by the user while he/she clicked the Two-State button last time.