JFramesetTitleString

JFramesetTitleString is a term used in some GUI toolkit documentation to denote the textual value that supplies the title of a window in a JFrames-style frame system. It is typically represented as a string and is displayed in the frame’s title bar; the exact presentation depends on the platform and window manager.

In common implementations, the title can be assigned at frame creation or later via a setter or property. The JFramesetTitleString concept focuses on the content of the title rather than its rendering, formatting, or localization, though frameworks may apply localization or escaping as part of their rendering pipeline.

Example usage is typically straightforward: in a Java-like API, a frame may be created and given a title through a method such as setTitle, or via a property assignment in language bindings. While the term is used to describe the data type or value that represents the title, in many languages it is effectively an alias for the native string type.

Relation to standard APIs: JFramesetTitleString corresponds to the common practice of setting a window title with a textual value. In standard Java Swing, the equivalent concept is the title string passed to setTitle(String). JFramesetTitleString can be viewed as a descriptive label for that string value within a particular framework or documentation set.

See also: JFrame, setTitle, window title, GUI toolkit.