Tag: Vertical

We can use BoxLayout in Java to add or show CheckBox Vertically or Horizontally in JPanel.

According to our need in software we have to code in such a way that  CheckBox should appear in JPanel  in Horizontal or Vertical  position.

For  Vertical Position of CheckBox in JPanel : javax.swing.BoxLayout.Y_AXIS       is used

For  Horizontal Position of CheckBox in JPanel : javax.swing.BoxLayout.X_AXIS   is used

 

Sample  Java code example:

 

        private javax.swing.JScrollPane jsp_jobWorkProcess = null;

        JCheckBox chk_Embrodary=new JCheckBox(“Embrodary”);

        JCheckBox chk_Cutting=new JCheckBox(“Cutting”);

        JCheckBox cb_Sewing=new JCheckBox(“Sewing”);

        JButton jb_next= new JButton();

        private javax.swing.JScrollPane getSst_jobWorkProcess()

            {

 if(jsp_jobWorkProcess == null) {

 jsp_jobWorkProcess = new javax.swing.JScrollPane();      

JPanel panel=new JPanel();

panel.setLayout(new javax.swing.BoxLayout(panel, javax.swing.BoxLayout.Y_AXIS));

JLabel lblHeader=new JLabel(“Job Work Process Selection”);

                                    panel.add(lblHeader);

                                    panel.add(chk_Embrodary);

                                    panel.add(chk_Cutting);

                                    panel.add(cb_Sewing);

                                    panel.add(getJb_Next());

                                    jsp_jobWorkProcess.setBounds(37, 248, 179, 120);

                                    jsp_jobWorkProcess.setViewportView(panel);

                        }

                        return jsp_jobWorkProcess;

            }
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