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Have you checked that the value you save is actually something else than the preferred starting position? <br />
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Can you post some code?
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Have you checked that the value you save is actually something else than the preferred starting position?

Can you post some code?

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Try to call revalidate() on your JSplitPane instance after the call to setDeviderPosition().
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Try to call revalidate() on your JSplitPane instance after the call to setDeviderPosition().

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I have the following problem: I want to save and load the position of JSplitDevider.<br />
I have JSplitPane. After I dragged the SplitDevider, I save its position by invoking<br />
getDeviderPosition() <br />
After some actions, I build new JsplitPane and want to put its devider in the location, saved before, so I invoke <br />
setDeviderPosition(), but the devider seems to be set in its preferred position.<br />
What should I do to set it correct. <br />
Thanx in advance.
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I have the following problem: I want to save and load the position of JSplitDevider.
I have JSplitPane. After I dragged the SplitDevider, I save its position by invoking
getDeviderPosition() 
After some actions, I build new JsplitPane and want to put its devider in the location, saved before, so I invoke 
setDeviderPosition(), but the devider seems to be set in its preferred position.
What should I do to set it correct. 
Thanx in advance.

Restoring the location of JSplitPane's devider?

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