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Article #17024ScrollPane
From: Michael Nguyen
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1998 00:00
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I have a couple of questions about using awt.ScrollPane in an
awt.Applet.
1. If I place components (ie buttons, labels) directly inside the
ScrollPane, then
they are not displayed corretly. The first component is expanded
automatically
to take up the entire area of the scrollpane. I have to put a
awt.panel inside the scrollpane
first and add the other components to the awt.panel. Is it required
by design
to have a panel inside the scrollpane ? If not, how do I avoid using
an extra panel ?
2. When I set the layout for the scrollPane to any settings
(BorderLayout, null, etc), it
would fail at run-time where it tries to set the layout manager. Is
ScrollPane
not allowed to set a layout manager by design ? If so, why does it
have setLayout method ?
Thanks for the info.
Michael,
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