JSplitPane.

[Kalpesh Modha]

Hello.

I have a JSplitPane as below. Now currently the right handside is a html
area. What I want to do is make the right hand side load a JFrame or a
class. So depending on which branch/left the user selected on the left the
right class would be loaded on the right hand side.

Can I do that, if so how ?

JSplitPane sp = new JSplitPane(JSplitPane.HORIZONTAL_SPLIT,new
JScrollPane(tree),new JScrollPane(htmlArea));

Many thanks for you help.

Thanks
Kalpesh Modha

 

[Babu Kalakrishnan]

Hello.

I have a JSplitPane as below. Now currently the right handside is a html
area. What I want to do is make the right hand side load a JFrame or a
class. So depending on which branch/left the user selected on the left the
right class would be loaded on the right hand side.

Can I do that, if so how ?

Your question ( at least one part of it) doesn't make too much sense.
How do you load a "class" into one pane of a JSplitPane ?? Do you mean a
JPanel or something like that ?

As for loading JFrames, I'm afraid it is not possible. The AWT subsystem
does not allow any Component descending from java.awt.Window to be added
to any other Container. So Windows, Frames and Dialogs must always be
only top level containers.

BK

 

[Kalpesh Modha]

Thanks.

Your question ( at least one part of it) doesn't make too much sense. How
do you load a "class" into one pane of a JSplitPane ?? Do you mean a
JPanel or something like that ?

As for loading JFrames, I'm afraid it is not possible. The AWT subsystem
does not allow any Component descending from java.awt.Window to be added
to any other Container. So Windows, Frames and Dialogs must always be only
top level containers.

BK

 

[andreas]

why do you need to load a JFrame anyway. just load the
jframe.getComponentPane()
into your JSplitPane. would make more sense...

andreas

 

[Kalpesh Modha]

Thinking about it now, it probably. I'll give that a shot.
thanks.