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Architecture overview: http://java.sun.com/products/jfc/tsc/articles/architecture/ Pretty much everything you see is a JComponent. Top-level container (not a JComponent) is a JFrame, it contains one Container called the "contentPane" (which is a JPanel by default).
The JPanel has a LayoutManager that determines how the child JComponents are laid out in the panel.
You can pop a non-modal dialog using JOptionPane.showMessageDialog().
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