1. Unwanted border around JPanel stackoverflow.comI'm creating a form with a JPanel inside it for some graphics and some buttons for controlling the thing. For some reason I have to specify the JPanel to be 10 ... |
2. How to set border on jPanel? stackoverflow.comMy projects constists of two classes, GoBoard extends JPanel. GoTest.java: |
3. Title truncation in JPanel TitledBorder - Java swing stackoverflow.comI've got a JPanel with a TitledBorder, but the contents of the panel are narrower than the title in the border and the title gets truncated. I am using BoxLayout for the ... |
4. Java Swing - How to limit dynamic addition of components within the borders of the form or a panel stackoverflow.comI am trying to add components to a jpanel dynamically from a database, one after the other, however they extend beyond the limits of the form (and even the screen) horizontally. ... |
5. Rounded borders on a JPanel stackoverflow.comWhat I've got here is a JPanel with a rounded border that is set up as such: |
6. Make a JPanel border with title like in Firefox stackoverflow.comI would like to make an option dialog in my application. In this dialog I want to make kind of Areas surrounded with a border and with a title. ... |
7. How to display the borders in Panels coderanch.comPlease give me some idea that how can i display the Borders in panel. According to my knowledge panels do not have borders. I can do the same thing by drawing over a panel but the problem arises when i add any component in to the panel ( It speads up). Please give me all posible solutions except the drawing one. ... |
8. AWT Panels with Borders coderanch.comThanks for the answers, I kind of guessed that I'd have to manually do it. The reason that I dont want to use swing is because its for an applet so I dont want to force users to download and use the Sun VM as 90% will just be using their default IE Microsoft VM which from what I can see ... |
9. Panel border coderanch.comnarayana, he is asking about AWT... what you suggested only works on Swing. satya, here's an example of how to do border in AWT... import java.awt.Frame; import java.awt.Graphics; import java.awt.Insets; import java.awt.Label; import java.awt.Panel; import java.awt.event.WindowAdapter; import java.awt.event.WindowEvent; public class TitledPanel extends Panel { private String title; private Insets insets = new Insets( 10, 10, 10, 10 ); public TitledPanel() { ... |
10. setting border to Panel, how-to? coderanch.comHere's a possibility. Let your imagination play and see what you come up with... import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; import java.awt.font.*; import java.awt.geom.*; public class AWTBorder { static Font font; public static void main(String[] args) { font = new Font("lucida sans demibold", Font.PLAIN, 24); Panel red = new Panel(), green = new Panel(), blue = new Panel(); red.setLayout(new BorderLayout()); green.setLayout(new BorderLayout()); blue.setLayout(new ... |
11. unable to set round border for panels coderanch.com |
12. Add a component on the Border of JPanel? coderanch.comI have no idea how to go about it; as I said, I think it's not a good idea. The fact that you didn't find anyone else doing it, either, should tell you something. There are most likely better ways to achieve what you're trying to do, possibly involving the use of layouts. |
13. [newbie] addRadioButton(String buttonName, final Border b, JPanel whichPanel) coderanch.comNot convinced I would use either. Your method has a misleading name, since it doesn't show where or how it actually adds the RadioButton. What you wrote has no effect at all. What you mean is a createRadioButtonToSetBorder method, which returns a JRadioButton reference, and you pass the title, the type of Border, and the Component (you would have to check, ... |