Swapping JPanels

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Nick Howes - 10 Jan 2004 21:59 GMT

Hello all,
I've got a Swing gui, and there's a JPanel in there. I want to be able
to have a number of JFrames, and be able to replace one with another, so
that an initial set of buttons in a JFrame can be replaced with another set.
I hope that makes sense. I know about TabbedPane but I don't want the tabs.

Ta!

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Brian Pipa - 11 Jan 2004 00:29 GMT

> Hello all,
> I've got a Swing gui, and there's a JPanel in there. I want to be able
> to have a number of JFrames, and be able to replace one with another, so
> that an initial set of buttons in a JFrame can be replaced with another set.
> I hope that makes sense. I know about TabbedPane but I don't want the tabs.

Sounds like you want a cardlayout.

Brian

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Nick Howes - 11 Jan 2004 00:34 GMT

> > I know about TabbedPane but I don't want the tabs.
> >
> Sounds like you want a cardlayout.

Your hearing is excellent, I think that's exactly what I need! thanks Brian,

Nick H

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Andrew Thompson - 11 Jan 2004 04:44 GMT

| Hello all,
| I've got a Swing gui, and there's a JPanel in there. I want to be able
| to have a number of JFrames, and be able to replace one with another, so
| that an initial set of buttons in a JFrame can be replaced with another set.
| I hope that makes sense.

Not completely, no.

| I know about TabbedPane but I don't want the tabs.

If you want a number of components in a single
screen space - CardLayout.

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