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textArea.setCaretPosition(<wbr /> textArea.getText().length(<wbr />) );
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textArea.setCaretPosition( textArea.getText().length() );

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Or you can try calling the setValue () method of the veritical scroll-bar.
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Or you can try calling the setValue () method of the veritical scroll-bar.

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Thanks, just so you don't think I'm terribly stupid, I was looking in the JScollPane documentation...which is why I missed that method...of course if I really was *not stupid* I suppose I would have looking in JTextPane. &nbsp;Anyway, thanks<br />

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Thanks, just so you don't think I'm terribly stupid, I was looking in the JScollPane documentation...which is why I missed that method...of course if I really was *not stupid* I suppose I would have looking in JTextPane.  Anyway, thanks


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I don't think you're stupid :)<br />

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&gt;&gt; I was looking in the JScollPane documentation<br />
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You would find getverticalScrollbar () in it ;-) and then setValue () in JScrollbar.
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>> I was looking in the JScollPane documentation

You would find getverticalScrollbar () in it ;-) and then setValue () in JScrollbar.

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As I add text to a JTextPane which is in a JScrollPane, how can I keep the JScrollPane at the bottom, in other words, make it so I don't need to scroll down every time I add text to it. &nbsp;<br />
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I'm guessing I would want to keep updating the viewPosition, but I'm not sure how to do that. &nbsp;Maybe get the bottom corner of the accessibleContext into a Point somehow???
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As I add text to a JTextPane which is in a JScrollPane, how can I keep the JScrollPane at the bottom, in other words, make it so I don't need to scroll down every time I add text to it.  

I'm guessing I would want to keep updating the viewPosition, but I'm not sure how to do that.  Maybe get the bottom corner of the accessibleContext into a Point somehow???

keep JScrollPane at bottom

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