JXLayer disabling-enabling demo

Alexander Potochkin has created a useful demo for the JXLayer library, which allows for easy enabling and disabling of components in Java Swing applications. The demo shows how to use JXLayer to create a translucent layer over a Swing component, disabling user input and preventing any mouse or keyboard interaction.

With the JXLayer library, developers can easily implement this feature by creating a JXLayer instance with a custom UI delegate that paints a translucent background over the component. This allows developers to easily control the user's access to specific components in their application.

• The JXLayer library is suitable for use in a wide range of Swing applications, from desktop applications to complex enterprise applications with multiple views.
• The library is compatible with Java SE 7 and later versions, and is available as an open-source project under the BSD license.

Alexander Potochkin's JXLayer disabling-enabling demo provides an excellent starting point for developers who want to learn how to use JXLayer to create a more usable and intuitive user interface. By enabling and disabling components, developers can give users greater control over their interaction with the application, leading to a more satisfying user experience.