The Netbeans GUI Editor offers “New -> JPanel form…”, but how do I get a JScrollPane as top level component instead of the JPanel?
Of course, a JScrollPane could be put directly under a JPanel, but why using such an unnecessary level?
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The Netbeans GUI Editor offers “New -> JPanel form…”, but how do I get a JScrollPane as top level component instead of the JPanel?
Of course, a JScrollPane could be put directly under a JPanel, but why using such an unnecessary level?
Yes! if you can follow these simple steps:
Let come in Tools->Templates->Swing GUI Forms
Duplicate the template “JPanel Form”
Add a new Swing component to project
(Wow! now on the list appear to us our new template file)