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How to bring a JPanel to the front

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Sven-Ivar Fjeld - 17 Jan 2005 22:06 GMT
I am making a solitaire game for my parents consisting of 52 Cards
(JPanels) in a JFrame. When I press and drag a card around I naturally
would like it to be on top or in the front of the rest of the cards. How
can I sort of put this in the front/on top of the others?

I played around with ZOrder without success.

Thanks everyone and keep up the good work!

Sven
Andrey Kuznetsov - 18 Jan 2005 15:54 GMT
>I am making a solitaire game for my parents consisting of 52 Cards
>(JPanels) in a JFrame. When I press and drag a card around I naturally
>would like it to be on top or in the front of the rest of the cards. How
>can I sort of put this in the front/on top of the others?

0th Component is on top.

alternatively you can use JDesktopPane which gives you more possibilities.

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