A Java JInternalFrame is a class provided by the Java Swing framework that represents a graphical component with its own independent window within a Java desktop application. This component is typically used to create multiple child windows or panels within a main application window. JInternalFrames can be moved, resized, minimized, and closed just like normal windows. They are commonly used for implementing features such as document editing, tool palettes, or additional windows for displaying supplementary information or controls.
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