I know this is a simple procedure with JInternalFrame, but can it be done with a measly JPanel?
I know this is a simple procedure with JInternalFrame , but can it be
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I know this is a simple procedure with JInternalFrame, but can it be done with a measly JPanel?
If the tool bar is sitting across one of the sides of the GUI, why try to add the toolbar directly to the JDesktopPane? Why not hold everything in a JPanel that uses BorderLayout, add the JDesktopPane to this JPanel BorderLayout.CENTER and add the toolbar to the JPanel BorderLayout.WHATEVER (depending on where you want to place it)?