Added JTree to JScrollPane.  Vertical scrollbars appear, but not
Horizontal scrollbars.
   DefaultMutableTreeNode top = new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Info");
   DefaultMutableTreeNode aa = new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Date");

Hey guys ... I'm at ends here trying to figure out what I have to do to make my
canvas resizeable in both directions...   I'm workin on a game here, and need to
use the double-buffering capabilities of a canvas to draw, but want to have the
flexibility of a resizable canvas.   What ...

I have this code to draw a very simple tree with a "Java look and Feel"
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/**This frame contains a simple tree that displays a
manually constructed tree model. */

Sometimes, for different BoxLayouts like:
Jpanel inP = new JPanel(new BoxLayout(inP, BoxLayout.Y_AXIS));
...
JPanel outP = new JPanel(new BoxLayout(outP, BoxLayout.Y_AXIS));

In an application, that uses internal frames and the JDesktopPane! I
now want to add a pane to my application to the right side of the
window. But this pane should be hidden. In the sense when i click on a
button, it creep inside slowly and when i click on it, it should creep

Anyone out there know of a website that lists all known UI components with
descriptions?
Thanks,
-L

I want my picture 'blurred' and use this filter to
'wash and bleach' the colors of the image:
//class RGBImageFilter
class RGBImageFilter extends java.awt.image.RGBImageFilter

I´ve a problem with a GUI. I´m trying to make that an image can move
under another image. The application that I am developing shows a map
of a city und with a GPS, I must show the exact position. The map
image in the background, and the target image must move. I hope that

                 I am trying to add html tables to a html document and
the html table appears but here is the problem in that only certain
attributes of the table is being adhered to and the rest ignored. This
is what i am doing

Hi group,
I have the following problem: I created an MDI application. Now I want
to select a new JInternalFrame when it was created. I tried
setSelected() and grabFocus() but it doesn't do the expected thing. How

I'm hoping for some guidance on the best way to do the following.
I am building an applet that uses a canvas to show a map (AWT only - no
Swing). I want to display semi-transaparent boxes over the top of the
map to show things like status or options, and the boxes should be able

I'm having a small and really frustrating problem with a menu bar.
Basically I have to emulate a phone screen and when you click one of
the soft keys a menu should pop-up.  I wanted to do it with JPopUpMenu
but had loads of problems with it, in the end I have a JMenuBar and a

I've to "design" a thermometer with swing extending a JSlider. I don't
know how to start...
Does anybody can help me?
Thank you...

                  I am trying to print something but i need to ask
something really so bare with me a little while
                  You know that for printing something using the java
printable interface you would have to overide this method

Is it possible to use for free (!) SWT + Eclipse Platform (for example
"Eclipse Rich Client Platform" http://www.eclipse.org/rcp/ ) as a base
for commercial products?
Kind regards,