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10 X 50 Nylon Netting Panel Installed Rope Border    US $245.00

10 X 40 Nylon Netting Panel Installed Rope Border    US $240.00

10 X 30 Nylon Netting Panel Installed Rope Border    US $185.00

10 X 20 Nylon Netting Panel Installed Rope Border    US $130.00

10 X 10 Nylon Netting Panel Installed Rope Border    US $75.00

14 X 30 Nylon Netting Panel Installed Rope Border    US $298.00

14 X 20 Nylon Netting Panel Installed Rope Border    US $208.00

12 X 50 Nylon Netting Panel Installed Rope Border    US $424.00

12 X 25 Nylon Netting Panel Installed Rope Border    US $224.00

12 X 15 Nylon Netting Panel Installed Rope Border    US $144.00

Java: Can I put a panel inside another panel?

Hi everyone, I've been programming in VB.Net for a few years and I'm now trying to learn Java. I just found out that only 1 component can occupy a border region of a Border Layout, so I want to put a new panel inside my first panel..........Is this possible? Thanks in advance.

Sure, you component.setLayout( new BorderLayout() ) and add more JPanels with more setLayout(). You nest. JPanel's default layout is FlowLayout. JFrame's default layout is BorderLayout. And, there are about 8 different layouts to choose from.