Solved this.

Changed the form layout to TableLayout, removed the extended container 
classes, and added the components to the form with:

        int h = 100 * Display.getInstance().convertToPixels(SIZE, false) / 
MyForm.this.getHeight();
        add(layout.createConstraint().heightPercentage(h), result);
        add(layout.createConstraint().heightPercentage(100-h), f);

Scrolling now works, and the relative sizes are just what I wanted.

Now see if I can get the upside-down scrolling to work :)

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