What is the use of JFC in Java Swing?

Answer

JFC stands for Java Foundation Classes that consists of the collection of libraries designed to make the programmers that are creating the enterprise applications using Java Swing. Swing APIs are used to create a suite of library known as JFC. These classes also consist of AWT (Abstract Window Toolkit) that is used to access the API to increase the compatibility and enhance the support for the drag and drop capabilities that are provided by the JFC.
• The AWT that comes under JFC is a toolkit that comes with the Java Development Kit. It is made up of lightweight component.
• JFC consists of accessibility package that is used to provide assistance to the users who are having traditional interfaces. It is used for the devices like text readers and this allows the direct access to be given to the swing components. The accessibility consists of APIs that comes with swing distributions and utilities that are distributed separately.
• JFC consists of drag and drop facilities that provide graphical interfaces by which user can view the object and then it can be moved to another window or frame that is used in the desktop. The API allows the user to implement the elements that are used to transfer the information of Java applications.