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The JMenu behaves normally until a JButton is used to update a JTable on the JFrame. Then the JMenu is mostly hidden by a JPanel (see images below). Shouldn't the JMenu always be on top when it is selected? Why has it been pushed to the back? The code that updates the table on jButtonAddActionPerformed is. public class MyClass extends javax.swing.JFrame { private void jButtonAddActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) { DefaultTableModel model = (DefaultTableModel) jTable.getModel(); model.addRow(new Object[]{"", DEFAULT_ON, DEFAULT_OFF}); int lastRow = jTable.getRowCount() - 1; jTable

You can resize JFrame with mouse dragging in several ways: You can resize it's height (top/bottom edge) You can resize it's width (left/right edge) You can resize both (in corners) You can maximize it by dragging the whole window to the monitor top edge You can maximize it's height by dragging it's top/bottom edge to the top/bottom edge of the monitor My program is being repainted on every one of this actions except the number 5. Why is that? Could that be bug in my program? It doesn't seem so. I don't know where would I put repaint request for that particular case... It seems that JFrame

In my program I have two JFrame instances. When I click next button I want to show next frame and hide current frame. So I use this.setVisible(false) and new Next().setVisible(true) . But in Next window if I click back button I want to set previous frame to be visible again and next frame must be ended (which means it must be exited). Is there any special method(s) to do this? How can I do it? mKorbel Consider using CardLayout instead of hunting for how many JFrames there are. Then.. only one JFrame would be needed any of Next/Back Actions will be only switching between cards There are lots of

Is there a way to have the Nimbus Look&Feel render its own windows decorations for a top level JFrame ? I've been digging through the Internet, and I'm starting to suspect it might not be possible at all. Has anyone actually succeeded with (and cared about) that? Nimbus decorations are nice and neat for internal frames , but apparently there is no way to have the same effect on JFrame s and JDialog s. I tried nimbusx (Nimbus Extensions), a library that subclasses JFrame and JDialog and allegedly applies nimbus-styled decorations to them (then you just have to instantiate nimbusx classes

import javax.swing.ImageIcon; import javax.swing.JFrame; import javax.swing.JLabel; import javax.swing.JPanel; @SuppressWarnings("serial") public class Picture extends JFrame{ public static void main(String[] args){ new Picture(); } public Picture(){ this.setTitle("Picture"); this.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); JPanel p = new JPanel(); ImageIcon pic = new ImageIcon("TestImage.jpg"); p.add(new JLabel(pic)); this.add(p); this.pack(); this.setVisible(true); System.out.println(pic); } } This code as it is just displays a collapsed frame. I would expect that the pack(); method call

I want to replace a Jpanel with another one in a JFrame I already search and try my code but nothing's happen this is my code : public class Frame extends JFrame { private Container contain; private JPanel reChange,reChange2; private JButton reChangeButton; public Frame() { super("Change a panel"); setSize(350, 350); setLayout(null); setLocationRelativeTo(null); setResizable(false); reChange = new JPanel(null); reChange.setBackground(Color.red); reChange.setSize(240, 225); reChange.setBounds(50, 50, 240, 225); add(reChange); reChangeButton = new JButton("Change It"); reChangeButton.setBounds