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1. Strange Swing Error when from calling RemoveAll() on subclass of JPanel    stackoverflow.com

I'm working on a Sudoku puzzle generator and am running into some intermittent swing exceptions after/during a call to the RemoveAll() method of a JPanel. When I run in eclipse's debug ...

2. problem in assigning JPanel returned by methods of other class to a common JPanel object in one after another way    stackoverflow.com

I am creating a setup appplication. I have a main class which initialize an application; which has a JFrame and 2 JPanel variable namely panelX and panelY. This main class creates a ...

3. can't add to JPanel after removeAll() is triggered by another swing component    coderanch.com

Consider the bit of code below. It's a much simplified version of my real app. In jPanel1 is a single label. In jPanel2 is a single button. The button in jPanel2 is supposed to wipe clear (with removeAll()) jPanel1 and add a new label in place of the old one. What actually happens is that after the first button press, jPanel1 ...

4. can't add to JPanel after removeAll() is triggered by another swing component    java-forums.org

Consider the bit of code below. It's a much simplified version of my real app. In jPanel1 is a single label. In jPanel2 is a single button. The button in jPanel2 is supposed to wipe clear (with removeAll()) jPanel1 and add a new label in place of the old one. What actually happens is that after the first button press, jPanel1 ...

5. Problem with JPanel removeAll()    forums.oracle.com

Your code needs to be cleaned up. Method initButtons create a new Panel and adds it to MinePanel. If you call that repeatedly your code should be removing the previous button panel itself, not just removing the buttons from it. I suggest something simpler: why not just reset the buttons to their original state? And in the future, please post Swing-related ...