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I don’t know what these layouts are.
First picture how to make this group of buttons to be on the right of the TextArea(please post some code sample, thank you)
How to make this JTextArea so big firts picture.
Second picture how to make these empty fields on the left and on the right of panel.
Second picture: how to get that size of JTextArea and JTextField.
Other ones are easy so I don’t ask about them
It’s impossible to tell exactly what layout is used just from looking at a picture because you can achieve these in multiple different ways. This is especially true if you consider resizing behaviour.
However I suspect the answers are:
Proably a GridLayout (see: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/layout/grid.html) contained within a BorderLayout
Probably using a BorderLayout or a GridLayout – both of these will expand the text areas to fill the relevant zones of the screen.
Probably a BorderLayout, using the East and West panels for the textfields.
Again probably a Borderlayout, with the textfield in the bottom panel.
Although you can clearly do all these with the standard layout managers, if I wanted to replicate these layouts then I’d probably use MigLayout which is a very flexible, general purpose layout manager.