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Article #10546Re: MDI internal frame max problem
From: Wim Van Leuven
Date: Mon, 06 Sep 1999 00:00
Date: Mon, 06 Sep 1999 00:00
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Hello John, I've written a framework based on one JFrame with Borderlayout, containing a vertically divided split pane with on the left side a tree and on the right side a desktop pane, to which I add my Internal frames. No problem what so ever. I've tried to add a dozen of internal document frames and this works great, but it does waste a lot of calculation power however. This can be optimized a bit by using a few internal (ie undocumented) properties of the desktop pane as to use outline dragging and stuff like that. But, I have noticed that in the new version of Swing, shipped with JBuilder 3, the internal frames did not redraw correctly when resized; I believe I had to rewrite some things, but I do not exactly remember. Let me know if you're interested in this, but I'm home right now and do not have the code at hand. Cheers, Wim Van Leuven.
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