This is a short video discussing the implementation of multiple JPanels within a single JFrame using tab views and the NetBeans 6.8 interface builder. Part 2 of ...
Bit late but for any1 else who's watched the video and wants to know how to
add your own panel/table etc to the palette you need to : create what you
want to add in the same way shown in the video, then click tools > add to
palette > choose where you want to add the panel/table e.g. Swing
containers and Netbeans should automatically add it to the palette. Then
select where you stored the panel/table in the design view and drag it to
where you'd like to use it - in his case he'd drag it to tab3
This is a short video discussing the implementation of multiple JPanels within a single JFrame using tab views and the NetBeans 6.8 interface builder. Part 1 of ...
In this quick tutorial I will show you how to implement our custom JPanel. This is really easy, but if you don't know how to do you won't be getting much farther, ...