Re: Adding a JComponent to a JToolBar

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From: mnemonic
Date: Sat, 08 Aug 1998 00:00

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Matthew

You should set the layout of your JToolBar to BorderLayout.
Then add your JComboBox object to the JToolBar contatiner.
Then set the constrains property of the JComboBox object to CENTER.

Your JComboBox will now be displayed in the center of the JToolBar.

May I give you the advise to forget about XYLayout layouts and to use nested
BorderLayout and GridLayout instead? There is a good tutorial on this within
JBuilder inside the Designing GUI or something chapter.

Hope it helps,

Yann Le Locat

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