Hey guys,
I want to rearrage elements that are inside a JFrame when the window is
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I need to listen for events on the JFrame using addActionListener.  Is

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              You see at first i add the user can dynamically add Columns
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Something very similar to eclipse or any other IDe which has panes
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to it and now for the menu bar to appear i have to resize the frame. I
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Here is my database design:
Entity
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Publisher([PubCode], PubName)