Dragging a borderless frame in Java

In case of giving your application a fancy look, sometimes you may consider it to have some custom border.You will remove the default border from it & wish to have it the draggable capability (as you know, the border is the one that enables your JFrame to move when you drag).So how to achieve this? It's simple. Let's say your application's main window(the JFrame that will be visible at first launch) is MyWindow such that:

class MyWindow extends JFrame

And you make it borderless by:

this.setUndecorated(true);

Now let's say you have made your custom window using your own GUI coding,images & bla,bla. What you need now is to drag it when you wish. Create fields like the following:

   int posX=0,posY=0;

Now we do the following coding:

this.addMouseListener(new MouseAdapter()
{
   public void mousePressed(MouseEvent e)
   {
      posX=e.getX();
      posY=e.getY();
   }
});

At last, the main part of it:

this.addMouseMotionListener(new MouseAdapter()
{
     public void mouseDragged(MouseEvent evt)
     {
		//sets frame position when mouse dragged			
		setLocation (evt.getXOnScreen()-posX,evt.getYOnScreen()-posY);
					
     }
})

You are done! Try with a simple JFrame application and you will see your borderless JFrame is moving smoothly as any other business app! Here[^] is a handy library(by me ;)) for doing these except using extra codes; simple & strong.You can try it too. Well, I think you have understood the simple coding & the explanation behind it (why did I do each line of coding). In case you want to know a bit more details, don't forget to give me a knock! Cheers :)