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I tried a JToolBar on the left, it's looks good but i can't let the buttons have the same size and make a vetical alignment
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I tried a JToolBar on the left, it's looks good but i can't let the buttons have the same size and make a vetical alignment

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Hi there, I finally used a JToolBar with a GridLayout, looks good<br />
Thanks u both
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Hi there, I finally used a JToolBar with a GridLayout, looks good
Thanks u both

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Hello there,<br />
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I need an advice on the design of my program for school,<br />
when the user open the window, a JTabbedPane appear.<br />
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If the user click on one of those tabs, he can see a JTable<br />
and I would like to add a menu that let him do several things with the data in the Jtable<br />
for example, add a row, edit a line, etc.<br />
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I tried to add buttons in a JPanel on the right of the JTable (so by default with a FlowLayout) , but the problem is that the buttons don't have all the same size, so I tried with a BorderLayout but then they getting bigger ...<br />
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maybe buttons wasn't a good idea,<br />
(I would like to see directly all the options available, <br />
so for example a JComboBox won't do it)<br />
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Has anyone an advice for me ?<br />
Thank you.
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Hello there,

I need an advice on the design of my program for school,
when the user open the window, a JTabbedPane appear.

If the user click on one of those tabs, he can see a JTable
and I would like to add a menu that let him do several things with the data in the Jtable
for example, add a row, edit a line, etc.

I tried to add buttons in a JPanel on the right of the JTable (so by default with a FlowLayout) , but the problem is that the buttons don't have all the same size, so I tried with a BorderLayout but then they getting bigger ...

maybe buttons wasn't a good idea,
(I would like to see directly all the options available, 
so for example a JComboBox won't do it)

Has anyone an advice for me ?
Thank you.

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