I can't reproduce as well a way to center a JPanel in another, in Netbeans (using the GroupLayout, so). If someone can find it, I would be glad to know as well However, I can advise you to change the layout of your outer panel to a GridBagLayout (you can do this in Netbeans as well with "setLayout" in the contextual menu) The default GridBagConstraints should be exactly what you need, the inner panel will be centered, with its preferred size. So you shouldn't actually need to dive into specifying them yourself.
I can't reproduce as well a way to center a JPanel in another, in Netbeans (using the GroupLayout, so). If someone can find it, I would be glad to know as well. However, I can advise you to change the layout of your outer panel to a GridBagLayout (you can do this in Netbeans as well with "setLayout" in the contextual menu).
The default GridBagConstraints should be exactly what you need, the inner panel will be centered, with its preferred size. So you shouldn't actually need to dive into specifying them yourself.
With Netbeans I've succeded center a jpanel with fixed size, within an other jpanel. Now I can't repeat it - only copy it. How did I do?
(or should I do to center x and y a jpanel with fixed size in another jpanel). Working - search for . Not working - search for .
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