java - Custom layout in frame -


When I add another JPanel to the frame, the last dissapeper (or perhaps the last one will overlap) How can I stop this overlapping?

  public attack () {jeffrey frame = new jefframe ("oracle padding attack"); Frame.setDefaultCloseOperation (JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); Panel1.setLayout (zero); JAlabel label 1 = new JLABEL ("Inkialization vector:"); CreateTextField (10, 40, AERR, Panel 1, "HH", True, False); Label1.setbounds (10, 0, 120, 50); Panel1.add (label1); Panel2.setLayout (zero); Jlab label 2 = new jlabell ("encrypted text:"); CreateTextField (400, 40, encrypted text, panels 2, "00", true, false); Label2.setbounds (400, 0, 120, 50); Panel2.add (LABEL2); Frame.add (Panel1); Frame.add (panel2); Frame.Set Size (900, 400); Frame.setVisible (true); }  

It depends on whether you have two panels inside your frame How to keep You will need a layout for your frame if you want to be able to "jump" from one to the other, then the card layout is your answer.

Otherwise if you want to be on both sides for example, then you have to use a layout inside your frame. I like Miglaut, but the grid layout will work fine.

All layout operators can be found here:

In addition to this, to use this completely tap layout Not recommended because it will break the look if the window has resized


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