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In article <7nl0ch$5ho11@forums.borland.com>, slneo@cybergal.com says...
> Hi,
> 
> I have used a JSplitPane to split 2 JScrollPane so that one is above the
> other.  At run time initially, the top scrollpane contains a JTree while the
> bottom one does not contain any child component yet.
> The problem is, when my app runs, the divider is located such that the top
> scrollpane is not seen, the rest of the space is occupied by the bottom
> scrollpane.
> How to control the divider location so that both scrollpanes are equally
> visible?
> I've used the setDividerLocation() method and it works only during design
> time but not run time.
> 
> --
> Thanks for any help given
> 
> Lois
> 
> 
> 
Be sure that the splitpane that is incorporated within the other has a 
null layout.  This works for me:

      // Set the SplitPanel appropriately
      masterSplit.setOneTouchExpandable(true);
      masterSplit.setDividerSize(5);
      subSplit.setOneTouchExpandable(true);
      subSplit.setDividerSize(5);
      subSplit.setTopComponent(conControlPanel);
      subSplit.setBottomComponent(SRBean);
      subSplit.setBorder( null );

      masterSplit.setLeftComponent( conMetaTree );  // a JTree
      masterSplit.setRightComponent( subSplit );    // The other splitter
      MasterPanel.add(masterSplit, BorderLayout.CENTER);

Tad Frysinger (TeamB)