Humm I do not quite get it...
Why don't you just get a reference the panel object and call it's
paint/repaint. methode....?????
Don't read everything you believe.
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On Tue, 26 Oct 1999, Tolga Sakman wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I am developing a swing application where the main frame is divided into 3
> panels, w/ the following architecture:
>
> MainFrame (JFrame w/ BorderLayout)
> |
> |--ToolsPanel (JPanel, on the WEST)
> |
> |--StatusPanel (JPanel, on the SOUTH)
> |
> |--GraphicsPanel (JPanel, on the CENTER)
>
> I need my paint method to target the GraphicsPanel, but I -apparently- am
> not able to do that, since I do not see any frames when I include the paint
> method, and the shapes are drawn on the absolute JFrame. Can anybody tell me
> how to reference this specific panel? Do I need to have a Canvas object to
> draw on?
>
> Thanks,
>
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