JToolBar in Swing

[dev@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Peter Blakeley)]

As JToolBar extends java.awt.Container just use setLayout(null);



Makarand Kashikar wrote:
> 
> This is a swing related Q, so Forgive me if some people did not welcome it.
> 
> What is the Layout manager does the JToolBar uses.
> Is there a way to setting it to null ?
> 
> When I place a JComboBox the combo box is streatched all over the JToolBar.
> It is very frustrating as I have to add this JToolBar to a JFrame and the
> JToolBar
> takes the width equals to the JFrame and so does the JComboBox...
> 
> Makarand
> 
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