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JList in JScrollPane

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Bert Callens - 09 Dec 2003 10:12 GMT
Hi,

I've put a JList in a JScrollPane:

    addLinks1List = new JList();
    addLinks1Pane = new JScrollPane();

        addLinks1Pane.setViewportView(addLinks1List);

The ScrollPane is in a GridBagLayout

The list is filled and orientation is VERTICAL. When my JList gets
bigger than the viewport, no ScrollBar appears, even when I state that a
vertical scrollbar should appear, it is never scrollable.
The data is in the list, I am sure of that.

Does anyone know why my List never becomes Scrollable?

Thanks,
Bert Callens
kodonne2 - 08 Jan 2004 19:14 GMT
I'm having the exact same problem - can anyone help?
Christian Kaufhold - 09 Jan 2004 18:30 GMT
Hello!

> I'm having the exact same problem - can anyone help?

Please post a minimal, compilable example that shows the problem.

Christian
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