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Note that the only layoutManagers that have a setContraints method are GridBagLayout
and borland.jbcl.layout.PaneLayout; for any
others, you need to remove the component and then re-add it (for many layoutManagers
you only need to re-add it) with the new constraint. Be sure to call validate on the
container after doing any of the above  in order to see your results.

Tad Frysinger wrote:

> In article <35725ecf.5079834@forums.inprise.com>, dsarrazin@cyberus.ca
> says...
> > I'm trying to figure which method/property lets me change the constraints that
> > I've assigned at designed time.  The Inspector has an item called constraints,
> > but that doesn't seem to exists within the actual code (ie it does not appear
> > to be a property).  How can I do this?
> >
> > -D
> > Aquarius Creations
> > dsarrazin@cyberus.ca
> > http://www.cyberus.ca/~dsarrazin/Homepage1.html
> >
> Constraints are typically their own object that you update using the
> layout manager's setConstraints() method.  It is best if you do a set
> using a newly created paneconstraints object (I think several managers
> actually pass you a copy of the paneconstraints object, not the actual
> object itself).