I've setting up a simple gui that shows a JTable when pressing a JButton, and i have no problem with this. My problem is that when the JTable is loaded, it overlaps the button(s). I think I can manage this with BorderLayout, I have used it with the JTable, but I can't figured out how setting BorderLayout parameters for the buttons, as I added them with the NetBeans design view.
JTable dataTable=new JTable(data,columns);
this.setLayout(new BorderLayout());
JScrollPane pane=new JScrollPane(dataTable);
this.add(pane,BorderLayout.NORTH);
getContentPane().validate();
getContentPane().repaint();
As I said the buttons are added automatically by the Netbeans design view. Feel free to suggest me other code improvements if you want, I'm learning.
This is how it is
And when I scroll the JTable the JButtons scrolls too...Like they are in the same JScroll pane as the JTable.
This is how i would like it to be.
With the JButtons and the JTextField that remain at the same distance from the JTable, also when I scroll it.
