The classes that represent basic graphic objects are listed in Graphic objects in The
Essential JViews Framework, which also gives information on how to
use the supplied objects.
You can customize the supplied graphic objects in terms of colors,
dimensions, and other properties. If you need to assemble an object
constructed from several basic objects, consider using composite
graphics instead, see Composite graphics in Java code.
You can also use compiled symbols generated by the Symbol Compiler
from the palette symbols designed with the Symbol Editor. For
details, see Using compiled symbols at the Graphic
Framework level.
If you require a new graphic object that can be implemented by
specializing a supplied graphic object, or a completely new graphic
object, you can create the required object by subclassing. For an
example, see Creating a new graphic object class in The Essential JViews Framework.