Frame and JSplitPanel

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a - 02 Jan 2008 09:10 GMT

Hi

I have a Frame that is able to load a picture and have some graphic
features.
How can I put it on a JSplitPanel and make it scrollable?

Thanks

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Andrew Thompson - 02 Jan 2008 10:59 GMT

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>I have a Frame ..

A java.awt.Frame or a javax.swing.JFrame? If a)
"don't mix swing with AWT", if either, please be
more specific.

>..that is able to load a picture and have some graphic
>features.
>How can I put it on a JSplitPanel ..

Again, is that a JSplitPane (in the javax.swing package),
or are you referring to a 3rd party class? There is no
J2SE JSplitPaneL.

>..and make it scrollable?

Put 'it' in a JScrollPane.

For anything beyond that, try doing the Java Tutorial
layout trail.

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RedGrittyBrick - 02 Jan 2008 12:02 GMT

> Hi
>
> I have a Frame that is able to load a picture and have some graphic
> features.
> How can I put it on a JSplitPanel and make it scrollable?

AFAIK you can't put a Frame or JFrame into a JSplitPanel. You'll have to
take the JPanel that you implicitly or explicitly set as the JFrame's
content pane and add that JPanel to a JScrollPane and then add that
JScrollPane to a JSplitPanel and finally set the JSplitPanel as the
content pane of a JFrame

If I were you I'd construct a SSCCE - a small self-contained compilable
example that people can cut from your message, paste into a *.java file
(or IDE) and compile & run to see what you are trying to achieve.

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