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Thread: JAVA SWING - Print

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    Default JAVA SWING - Print

    Hi


    I want to print a JFrame or JPanel.

    I have 5 components in my Frame but only One Component is getting Print.

    Please tell me solution with proper example.


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    Sadhana Mulik


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    Default Re: JAVA SWING - Print

    PROBABLY (just a guess) because all components are being added to the center of the JFrame, on top of each other. If you'd have mentioned that only the last item added was shown, I'd be even more sure.

    The default layout for JFrame is BorderLayout, and components are added to CENTER by default. Use another layout for your JFrame or add the components to different area of the existing BorderLayout.

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