Thread: JFrame Movement Listening

I am writing a program where I have a varying sized JFrame. If the content in the JFrame is larger than the screen size, I am providing scrolling.

Now I have the situation where the user could have two (or more) screens with different resolutions. What I am wanting to accomplish is to write a listener that does the following:
1) Notices when the JFrame has been moved
2) When the moving stops, Determine which screen the JFrame is being displayed on
3) Resize the JFrame appropriately for the screen's resolution

I currently have a check in place for it displaying on the default screen when the JFrame opens. Here is the code I have for that in case anyone is interested:

JFrame puzzleFrame = new JFrame("Hashi Puzzle");
 
				Dimension dim = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize();
 
				puzzleFrame.setMaximumSize(dim);
				puzzleFrame.setSize((iconSize*puzzleSize)+50,(iconSize*puzzleSize)+50);
 
				if(dim.getWidth()<=puzzleFrame.getWidth() && dim.getHeight()<=puzzleFrame.getHeight())
				{
					puzzleFrame.setMaximizedBounds(new Rectangle(dim));
					puzzleFrame.setExtendedState(puzzleFrame.getExtendedState()|JFrame.MAXIMIZED_BOTH);
				}
				else
				{
					if(dim.getWidth()<=puzzleFrame.getWidth())
						puzzleFrame.setSize((int)dim.getWidth()-50,puzzleFrame.getHeight());
					if(dim.getHeight()<=puzzleFrame.getHeight())
						puzzleFrame.setSize(puzzleFrame.getWidth(),(int)dim.getHeight()-50);
				}

I'm wanting to do the same basic thing, but with a listener for when the JFrame moves instead of just when the JFrame opens. Any help is appreciated.

Sounds like you're looking for this: How to Write a Component Listener (The Java™ Tutorials > Creating a GUI With JFC/Swing > Writing Event Listeners)

I'm just seconding what copeg said. I've seen that same thing happen on a mac.