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1. Resize a JPanel in line with a JDialog    stackoverflow.com

I've got a JDialog which contains a series of JPanels in a CardLayout. Some of these panels contain JTables which I would like to be resized in line with any resizing ...

2. how to put jpanel into a dialog box?    stackoverflow.com

I need create custom dialog and put JPanel into it. Is it possible?

3. Remove JPanel with some JComponents from JDialog    stackoverflow.com

if created a JPanel and then added some JComponents with these rules

public class MyPanel extends JPanel {
    myButton = new MyButton()
    myButton.addXxxListener(...)
    ...

4. How do I pack a JDialog with a JPanel that contains a GridLayout?    stackoverflow.com

I'm creating a dialog as part of Java application. I'm using groovy's swingBuilder and I'm experiencing some difficulty when trying to pack a JDialog. See the code below:

import groovy.swing.SwingBuilder
import javax.swing.*

swing = ...

5. JPanel inside JDialog and without    coderanch.com

Yes, but the buttons do not function. Then it is not the problem of the site. I currently started to have multiple problems with my Windows2000 Adv. Server. The previous owner installed it, and nobody has its installation CD. The problem is that, in order to minimize memory use, I disabled too many sevices in Administration Tools - Services and I ...

6. JPanel like JDialog    coderanch.com

9. JDialog won't display the another class with Components in JPanel    coderanch.com

I have a main program that has a button. Upon clicking the button Jdialog is loaded with JPanel components from Tvpanel.java. The problem I am having is the JDialog doesn't display the Tvpanel(). I am using the Windowbuilder in Eclipse. The JDialog comes up with the Title BUT I can't view the contents. Would appreciate any help. Thanks. import java.awt.BorderLayout; public ...





10. could I add an entire JPanel to JDialog?    forums.oracle.com

11. JPanel like JDialog    forums.oracle.com

The System.out message in your code is executed in both cases after the Testwhen object is created. Part of the creation of a JDialog is to wait for user input, which is why you will only see the output after the dialog has been closed. Obviously if you want to see the out when the actionPerformed is called, the solution would ...