# Uses of Package
javax.swing.border

- Packages that use javax.swing.border
  Package | Description
  --- | ---
  javax.swing | Provides a set of "lightweight" (all-Java language) components that, to the maximum degree possible, work the same on all platforms.
  javax.swing.border | Provides classes and interface for drawing specialized borders around a Swing component.
  javax.swing.plaf | Provides one interface and many abstract classes that Swing uses to provide its pluggable look-and-feel capabilities.
  javax.swing.plaf.basic | Provides user interface objects built according to the Basic look and feel.
  javax.swing.plaf.metal | Provides user interface objects built according to the Java look and feel (once codenamed Metal), which is the default look and feel.
  javax.swing.table | Provides classes and interfaces for dealing with `javax.swing.JTable`.
  javax.swing.tree | Provides classes and interfaces for dealing with `javax.swing.JTree`.

- Classes in javax.swing.border used by javax.swing
  Class and Description
  Border Interface describing an object capable of rendering a border around the edges of a swing component.
  CompoundBorder A composite Border class used to compose two Border objects into a single border by nesting an inside Border object within the insets of an outside Border object.
  MatteBorder A class which provides a matte-like border of either a solid color or a tiled icon.
  TitledBorder A class which implements an arbitrary border with the addition of a String title in a specified position and justification.

- Classes in javax.swing.border used by javax.swing.border
  Class and Description
  AbstractBorder A class that implements an empty border with no size.
  BevelBorder A class which implements a simple two-line bevel border.
  Border Interface describing an object capable of rendering a border around the edges of a swing component.
  EmptyBorder A class which provides an empty, transparent border which takes up space but does no drawing.

- Classes in javax.swing.border used by javax.swing.plaf
  Class and Description
  AbstractBorder A class that implements an empty border with no size.
  BevelBorder A class which implements a simple two-line bevel border.
  Border Interface describing an object capable of rendering a border around the edges of a swing component.
  CompoundBorder A composite Border class used to compose two Border objects into a single border by nesting an inside Border object within the insets of an outside Border object.
  EmptyBorder A class which provides an empty, transparent border which takes up space but does no drawing.
  EtchedBorder A class which implements a simple etched border which can either be etched-in or etched-out.
  LineBorder A class which implements a line border of arbitrary thickness and of a single color.
  MatteBorder A class which provides a matte-like border of either a solid color or a tiled icon.
  TitledBorder A class which implements an arbitrary border with the addition of a String title in a specified position and justification.

- Classes in javax.swing.border used by javax.swing.plaf.basic
  Class and Description
  AbstractBorder A class that implements an empty border with no size.
  Border Interface describing an object capable of rendering a border around the edges of a swing component.

- Classes in javax.swing.border used by javax.swing.plaf.metal
  Class and Description
  AbstractBorder A class that implements an empty border with no size.
  Border Interface describing an object capable of rendering a border around the edges of a swing component.

- Classes in javax.swing.border used by javax.swing.table
  Class and Description
  Border Interface describing an object capable of rendering a border around the edges of a swing component.

- Classes in javax.swing.border used by javax.swing.tree
  Class and Description
  Border Interface describing an object capable of rendering a border around the edges of a swing component.

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