Answer:
Before Java 1.2 you had to revert to native calls.
Since Java 1.2 you can use [J]Frame.setState().
Since Java 1.4 you can use [J]Frame.setExtendedState(), too. setExtendedState() provides more features than setState().
Since Java 1.2 you can use [J]Frame.setState().
Since Java 1.4 you can use [J]Frame.setExtendedState(), too. setExtendedState() provides more features than setState().
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