java.awt.event.JInternalFrame is a class in the Java AWT library that represents an internal frame within a GUI application. An internal frame is a window that is contained within another window, typically within a parent frame or desktop pane. These internal frames can be customized with various properties and functionalities, such as title, icon, resizable, and closable. JInternalFrame also provides a range of event listeners and methods to handle user actions and events associated with the internal frame, such as opening or closing, resizing, or activating. This class is commonly used for creating multiple document interface (MDI) applications, where multiple independent windows can be displayed within a single parent window.
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