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Article #8990Re: window resizing
From: Brian Duff
Date: Sat, 27 May 2000 00:00
Date: Sat, 27 May 2000 00:00
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Hi Jacob, The layout manager you are using in the window determines whether or not the components resize when the window is resized. If you are positioning components manually (e.g. using no layout manager, or the XYLayoutManager from JBuilder), the components will not naturally resize themselves because their positions are fixed. The solution is to use one of the other layout managers, such as BorderLayout or, for complex layouts, GridBagLayout. Often fairly complex UI can be built up with BorderLayout and nested panels. Have a look at the Java Tutorial on java.sun.com for examples of using these layout managers. Brian -- -- To send me email, remove the uppercase portion of my email address. Jacob Grun <grun@nrl.navy.mil> wrote in message news:392a9274@dnews... > When I resize the main window of my GUI the items within it do not resize to > maintain their relative positions within the window. Can someone tell me > how to fix that? > Thanks, > Jacob > >
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