I have a really weird problem with a JScrollPane and a BorderLayout. For short explaination: i have a JTable which is inside the JScrollPane and this is with a JPanel and the JTableHeader on a JTabbed
When I add a MouseListener/FocusListener to a J开发者_开发知识库Panel which has a BorderLayout and JComponents in it, I can\'t catch mouse or focus events. Is there any way to catch a JPanel\'s mouse
I have made a JFrame and inside that frame, there is panel on which I have placed various containers using GridBagLayout.I have set layout of JFrame to be BorderLayout, and added panel in BorderLayout
How can I prevent GUI components from shrinking on resizing in a BorderLayout Manager? Is it possible to set a minimum size so that components do not shrink beyond it? It seems using setBounds does no
I cannot get BorderLayout to work. I want the cancelbutton to be positioned at the bottom, but it doesn\'t work.
I have created a JPanel within a JPanel, and I would like to set its width and height attribute to some specific numbers. here is what I have so far.
I need to remove the Component in the Center of the JPanel, but after some tries no prevail. I tried the method here:
I\'m using a JDialog inside which I have added a JPanel. Layout of Jpanel is BorderLayout. Now I have some information and an image to be shown in that panel. So I have added all information in Border
I have this working fine: http://jsfiddle.net/uwcEw/ - a traditional border layout on css. What I want to do is have another 5-region border layout within the \"middle\" of the border layout.Re-apply
I have an application that opens windows in the centre region of a viewport (with a border layout) that also has east, west and south regions. As far as I can tell there are two ways to open these win
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