Placing JComponent inside a JScrollPane - Revision history

Wikicatglobe at 04:42, 18 October 2013

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Cg_pham at 09:30, 4 October 2011

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Catglobe at 09:05, 11 November 2009

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	<br>Finally we have working Questionnaire Editor for MAC OS		<br>Finally we have working Questionnaire Editor for MAC OS. Happy Swing ;)
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			=References=
			http://www.jasperpotts.com/blog/2007/06/full-size-jcomponent-in-jscrollpane/
			<br>http://explodingpixels.wordpress.com/2008/10/05/making-a-jtable-fill-the-view-without-extension/

Catglobe at 09:01, 11 November 2009

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 =Introduction=
 You have some component in a scroll pane and when its preferred height is less than the scollpane area then you want it to stretch to fill the scollpane. But when it grows bigger than the scollpane area you would like it show the scrollbars. This is very useful when you want to be able to click in the spare space to clear selection or in the case of drag and drop where you want to be able to drop into the empty area. From JDK 6, in order to do this, simply use function
-[code language="java"]
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 this.setFillsViewportHeight(true);
-[/code]
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 But back to JDK 5, you must implement it by your self.
 =Our problem=
 Recently, we have some client using MAC PC. MAC OS only supports JDK 5. That's the reason why the supported function i mentioned above can't be use. It leads to our GUI for question properties  dialog broken
 <br>
-[img File:MAC_bug.png][/img]
+[[Image:MAC_bug.png]]

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=Introduction=
You have some component in a scroll pane and when its preferred height is less than the scollpane area then you want it to stretch to fill the scollpane. But when it grows bigger than the scollpane area you would like it show the scrollbars. This is very useful when you want to be able to click in the spare space to clear selection or in the case of drag and drop where you want to be able to drop into the empty area. From JDK 6, in order to do this, simply use function
[code language="java"]
this.setFillsViewportHeight(true);
[/code]
But back to JDK 5, you must implement it by your self.
=Our problem=
Recently, we have some client using MAC PC. MAC OS only supports JDK 5. That's the reason why the supported function i mentioned above can't be use. It leads to our GUI for question properties dialog broken
<br>
[img File:MAC_bug.png][/img]