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| jim_akmerJoined: 20 Oct 2010Posts: 2 | | Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 12:15 pm Post subject: JXCollapsiblePane/JXTaskPane via NetBeans 6.9.1 designer | |
| | Hi, I am new in SwingX and I have trouble using JXCollapsiblePane and JXTaskPane using Pallete manager of Netbeans 6.9.1 Specifically: For JXTaskPane: 1)I drag a JXTaskPaneContainer from pallete manager in a JForm 2)I drag a JXTaskPane from pallete manager into JXTaskPaneContainer 3)I try to add a jpanel or a jbutton in the JXTaskPane but I get the message "Cannot enclose components in a non-empty container" If I add the components programmatically (as in example code I found i don't get an error and seems to work) For JXCollapsiblePane: 1)I drag a JXCollapsiblePane from pallete manager in a JForm 2)I try to add a jpanel or a jbutton in the JXCollapsiblePane but I get the message "Cannot enclose components in a non-empty container" If I add the components programmatically (as in example code I found i don't get an error and seems to work) Can someone please explain what am I doing wrong?Is it not possible to do this using the Netbeans pallete designer? I want to design my form visually. Is it possible for the components I am trying to use? Note:I was adviced to ask a Netbean forum from the SwingX forum. Thank you. [/url] | |
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| John LussmyerPosted via mailing list. | | Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 9:27 pm Post subject: JXCollapsiblePane/JXTaskPane via NetBeans 6.9.1 designer | |
| | Quote: | | -----Original Message----- From: jim_akmer [mailto:address-removed] I am new in SwingX and I have trouble using JXCollapsiblePane and JXTaskPane using Pallete manager of Netbeans 6.9.1 Specifically: For JXTaskPane: 1)I drag a JXTaskPaneContainer from pallete manager in a JForm 2)I drag a JXTaskPane from pallete manager into JXTaskPaneContainer 3)I try to add a jpanel or a jbutton in the JXTaskPane but I get the message "Cannot enclose components in a non-empty container" If I add the components programmatically (as in example code I found i don't get an error and seems to work) | You aren't doing anything wrong. NetBeans GUI editor just doesn't work with those controls. It's a royal PITA since the SwingX have some nice features. | |
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| jim_akmerJoined: 20 Oct 2010Posts: 2 | | Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2010 8:15 am Post subject: | |
| | The swingx-beaninfo.jar was missing from my project. Works now | |