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Java Forum / GUI / May 2008Problems with JTabbedPane
Why aren't the tabs in my JTabbedPane showing? I have a JTabbedPane with a number of JPanels placed on a JPanel in a JFrame, but the entire display is just empty. I made sure to call setVisible to be safe.  SignatureNewsoffice.de - Die Onlinesoftware zum Lesen und Schreiben im Usenet Die Signatur läßt sich nach Belieben anpassen ;-) > Why aren't the tabs in my JTabbedPane showing? I have a JTabbedPane with > a number of JPanels placed on a JPanel in a JFrame, but the entire > display is just empty. I made sure to call setVisible to be safe. The solution to your problem is explained here: <http://sscce.org/> SignatureRGB >> Why aren't the tabs in my JTabbedPane showing? I have a JTabbedPane with >> a number of JPanels placed on a JPanel in a JFrame, but the entire >> display is just empty. I made sure to call setVisible to be safe. > The solution to your problem is explained here: <http://sscce.org/> Is that a bad joke? There's nohting useful there. You don't even seem to have read my original question. SignatureNewsoffice.de - Die Onlinesoftware zum Lesen und Schreiben im Usenet Die Signatur läßt sich nach Belieben anpassen ;-) > RedGrittyBrick wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Is that a bad joke? There's nohting useful there. You don't even seem to > have read my original question. If it is a bad joke then it follows from a bad troubleshooting query. No useful troubleshooting information in the OP. >> RedGrittyBrick wrote: >> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > If it is a bad joke then it follows from a bad troubleshooting query. > No useful troubleshooting information in the OP. To the OP: Why would you consider it a joke, much less a bad one? It was the single best piece of advice anyone here could have given you. You want information, you have to give information. It's all explained on the referenced site. SignatureLew > If it is a bad joke then it follows from a bad troubleshooting query. > No useful troubleshooting information in the OP. I realise that my first post was somewhat cryptical. As it is, the JTabbedPane became invalid when I added some content to the JPanels on it while the JTabbedPane was already visible. Would I have found that on that SSCE site? SignatureNewsoffice.de - Die Onlinesoftware zum Lesen und Schreiben im Usenet Die Signatur läßt sich nach Belieben anpassen ;-) > ...As it is, the > JTabbedPane became invalid when I added some content to the JPanels on > it while the JTabbedPane was already visible. Would I have found that on > that SS.. 'C' > ..CE site? The answer is not 'on the site', but the answer may have become apparent in the process of *making* an SSCCE. Even if the answer did not become clear while making an SSCCE, the final SSCCE is a convenient 'chunk of code' that displays the problem for others to see. This is explained in the page (which you have apparently still not read). -- Andrew T. PhySci.org >> ...As it is, the >> JTabbedPane became invalid when I added some content to the JPanels on [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > This is explained in the page (which you have apparently > still not read). Additionally, even if making the SSCCE doesn't reveal the problem to you, it is much better at communication of necessary information to those of whom you request assistance, compared to not providing the necessary information. Otherwise you disempower those who would help from doing so. Is that what you want, OP? SignatureLew >>> Why aren't the tabs in my JTabbedPane showing? I have a JTabbedPane with >>> a number of JPanels placed on a JPanel in a JFrame, but the entire [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Is that a bad joke? There's nohting useful there. You don't even seem to > have read my original question. For a perfect example of the power of the SSCCE see the recent thread: "Erasing a line" in this group. >>> Why aren't the tabs in my JTabbedPane showing? I have a JTabbedPane >>> with a number of JPanels placed on a JPanel in a JFrame, but the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Is that a bad joke? There's nohting useful there. You don't even seem to > have read my original question. It is impossible to help you if you don't post some other information. The question you made is too generic to help you. SSCCE is a way, the best way, to post a query with the needed information to be helped. Take a look a the website they give you and repost your query. SignatureAndrea Francia http://code.google.com/p/remoted-list/ - Lazy loading lists through RMI. > It is impossible to help you if you don't post some other information. > The question you made is too generic to help you. > SSCCE is a way, the best way, to post a query with the needed > information to be helped. There is another thing. Often in the process of creating the SSCCE you discover the problem by yourself. SignatureAndrea Francia http://code.google.com/p/remoted-list/ - Lazy loading lists through RMI. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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