jpanel

I have a gui which has a Panel that contains a sequence of labels and TextFields and uses a spring layout(this is the mainPanel) and another Panel that just contains a button(buttonPanel). I am trying to make my mainPanel to have a vertical scrollbar as well. I would like to implement my GUI such that within the JFrame I have 2 panels. The mainPanel appears on the top of the frame and the buttonPanel appears below the mainPanel. My problem is I am not able to make the Panels appear such that the buttonPanel is below the mainPanel and I am also not sure how to add a scrollbar to the mainPanel.

By input elements I mean things like JSpinners and JComboxBoxes. My glasspane is passed a JPanel containing JSpinners, JComboBoxes and for the most part, JLabels. The glasspane has a MouseListener attached. The surprising thing is that mouseEntered is called upon the mouse cursor leaving the input elements and hovering over the other parts or empty space of the JPanel! Is this normal behaviour? How can I get the input elements to be considered part of the JPanel for Glasspane purposes? Here is a screenshot of my UI with its input elements and jLabels. Here is an example piece of Code: import

Lets say I created a 2d tile map with jbuttons and then created units on top of the map is there a way to show the background of the map when the unit(also a jbutton) is on top of the tile, because how it is now is the background of the unit is just colored red, so is it possible to do this with jbuttons over jbuttons? Possible, yes, advisable, ah, probably not. I believe you're going to need to change the layout of the title button to something you can control (this is going to depend upon your visual requirements). I, personally, would probably go for a panel with a label inside it, using

I have one a jfree chart which I can generate everytime I run the code. Now i want to override few more spider graphs on the same chart. please help me how to do that Above this i need to add one more spider chart using jfree. Here is my code for doing this chart. package com.rectrix.exide.pdfbox; import java.awt.BasicStroke; import java.awt.Color; import java.awt.Dimension; import java.awt.Font; import java.awt.GradientPaint; import java.awt.Paint; import java.awt.PaintContext; import java.awt.Rectangle; import java.awt.RenderingHints; import java.awt.geom.AffineTransform; import java.awt

I have been working on a small project that is supposed to simulate a gambling game. Unfortunately, I ran into some odd issues while working with BoxLayout . To the best of my knowledge, LayoutManager s usually honor any component's preferred size. However, in the below code, BoxLayout does not. Here is my code thus far: import java.awt.*; import javax.swing.*; public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { JFrame.setDefaultLookAndFeelDecorated(true); JFrame frame = new JFrame("Suit-Up"); frame.setContentPane(makeGUI()); frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); frame

So I have a DrawStar class that draws a star using Polygon like that: public void paintComponent(Graphics g) { Graphics2D g2 = (Graphics2D) g; int[] cX = new int[] {x, x+5, x+20, x+8, x+16, x, x-16, x-8, x-20, x-5, x}; int[] cY = new int[] {y, y+14, y+14, y+22, y+39, y+29, y+39, y+22, y+14, y+14, y}; Polygon pol = new Polygon(cX, cY, 11); g2.setColor(this.color); g2.draw(pol); g2.fillPolygon(pol); } Then in my main class I create a JPanel frame to draw the stars: ... JFrame starsframe = new JFrame(); starsframe.setTitle("Random stars..."); starsframe.setSize(600, 400); starsframe