actually its really easy, in gui builder make a "container" not a "form"..
then you can just get it and put it inside a container in another screen,
some example code
Container ContainerNORTHinset =
(Container)findByName("ContainerNORTHinset",f);//the place (on your current
form) where you want to add your reusable container
ContainerNORTHinset.removeAll();//make sure its empty
Container IncludeStudentLifeHeaderSelectTerm =
(Container)createContainer(r, "IncludeStudentLifeHeaderSelectTerm"); //HERE
you instance your container
ContainerNORTHinset.add(BorderLayout.CENTER,IncludeStudentLifeHeaderSelectTerm);//add
it to the form
viola, u may also sometimes need
f.revalidate();
On Friday, May 15, 2020 at 11:19:08 PM UTC+8, Jaanus Kiipli wrote:
>
> Sorry for stupid question, but how to do that? is there a way to embed
> container using the GUIBuilder or should I fiddle in the xml files manually
> or in the java code or how?
>
> On Tuesday, October 22, 2013 at 10:05:47 PM UTC+3, Rikard Lindgren wrote:
>>
>> Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but you can use the Embed
>> Container to achieve something similar to what you are asking for.
>> The Embed Container let´s you embed another GUI Element. So in your case
>> i would create the Header and Footer as separate GUI elements and then use
>> the Embed Container to add them to each page.
>>
>
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