The concept of Java appeared in 1990 by the chief researcher from Sun Microsystems. James Gosling was a part of development team who joined Bill Joy, and will be remembered as father of Java. In 1993, there has been increasing interest in Web and therefore the Sun took the opportunity with his ancestor of Java to further update the project with the requirements of the Web, where they would release it afterwards. Unlike programming languages based on an algorithm that any upgrade to the code would make it more composed, more complex and difficult to maintain it, and understanding it as the whole. Java object-oriented programming language alleviates this problem by using objects (classes with attributes and methods). In addition, Java's virtual machine is used for compiled bytecode which is converted to operations understandable to main computer or operating system on that computer. Therefore it is said that the Java is platform independent. Swing is the Java programming framework for creating graphical user interfaces. The basic object of the user interface is component. The components in Swing, such as buttons and checkboxes, are implemented in the Java. This means that, regardless of the operating system we are using on which will the program run, the graphical user interface we are developing will always look the same. The component is normally set up in the container, which is then adjusted using the layout manager by the rules defined in the manager. The characteristic of components are their behavior on the events initiated by the user, sending and receiving event objects via registered listeners for a specific type of event. The container is a type of component that maintains and manages other components, we can draw a comparison with the book shelves; where the container is the shelf and components are books on the shelf. The components that are placed in the container depends on the layout manager which rule of layout we may define on the container, where the components are automatically arranged by this rule. As already mentioned, the layout manager is an object that controls the position and the size of the components within the display area of the container. We define rules of layout on the components that apply to the entire container. Different containers can have different rules on the components of the layout manager.