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1. Printing entire scrollable swing component    stackoverflow.com

Is there any way to print the entire contents of a scrollable swing component?

2. Printing a large Swing component    stackoverflow.com

I have a Swing form with a custom table inside a JScrollPane (it's just a JPanel, not a JTable subclass), and I am trying to get it to print. If I ...

3. Printing in Java Swing Components    stackoverflow.com

I have class PrintUtilities, which has the following method to print JPanel and its sub components:
public int print(Graphics g, PageFormat pageFormat, int pageIndex) There is JLabel within the JPanel, which is right ...

4. printing component problem    coderanch.com

5. How to print book of components using Java    coderanch.com

Dear friends... I have to print the whole book of components....the problem is that i am getting the first page printed and for the rest only the number of pages correctly....can any one help me out so that all my pages get printed... Thanks... Neeraj Mishra import java.awt.event.*; import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.*; import java.awt.geom.*; import java.awt.print.*; public class SimpleBook { final ...

6. Printing Swing Components    coderanch.com

Hi. I've been reading all sorts of examples on printing Swing components, and they all say the same thing. In the print method, they check to make sure the page index == 0. I cannot figure out why this is. What if I have a component that takes up multiple sheets of paper, can I not print it? Also, when I ...

7. Printing an array of Swing components    coderanch.com

Hello everyone, I've been reading those forums for a while, but now I need some help I can't find anything on, so here goes: I'm trying to print an array of Swing components (JTextPanes in particular). When I call PrinterJob.printDialog for each component it works without any trouble. However I don't want the end user to have and confirm the printing ...

8. Can't print GUI components that haven't been rendered yet.    forums.oracle.com

It seems that GUI components (JTextField, JTable etc) will not print unless they have been rendered. By rendered I mean added displayed on screen. In the past, when I have wanted them printed but not visible on screen to the user, I have displayed them out of view. This makes for messy code and it just doesn't feel right, it could ...