Learning the New System Tray Functionality in Java SE

The system tray functionality in Java SE allows developers to place an icon in the operating system's taskbar notification area.

To add an icon to the system tray, you can use the `SystemTray` class and create an instance of `TrayIcon`.

You can check if the system tray functionality is supported by calling `SystemTray.isSupported()` method.

Yes, you can set a custom tooltip text for the system tray icon using the `TrayIcon.setTooltip()` method.

Yes, you can listen for events such as mouse clicks or menu selections on the system tray icon using appropriate listeners.

Pop-up menus are menus that appear when a user right-clicks or performs a similar action on the system tray icon.

You can create an instance of `PopupMenu`, add `MenuItem` objects to it, and set it as the pop-up menu for your `TrayIcon` instance using `TrayIcon.setPopupMenu()` method.

No, the system tray functionality does not provide direct support for handling keyboard shortcuts. You would need to handle keyboard events using other Java SE APIs.

Yes, you can change the image of the system tray icon dynamically by calling `TrayIcon.setImage()` method with a new image.

To remove the system tray icon, call `SystemTray.getSystemTray().remove(instanceOfTrayIcon)` method with the instance of `TrayIcon`.