A text field is a basic text control that lets the user enter a small amount of text. When the user indicates that text entry is complete (usually by pressing Return), the text field fires an action event. Generally you use the JTextField class to provide text fields. If you need to provide a password field -- an editable text field that doesn't show the characters the user types -- use the JPasswordField class instead. This section discusses both text fields and password fields. If you want a text field that also provides a menu of strings to choose from, consider using an editable combo box. If you need to obtain more than one line of input from the user, then you should use one of the classes that implements a general-purpose text area. The applet below displays a basic text field and a text area. The text field is editable; the text area isn't. When the user presses Return in the text field, the applet copies the text field's contents to the text area, and then selects all the text in the text field.
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