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im not sure if you can do it with JToolbar alone<br />
try some third party libraries like<br />
<a href="http://www.jidesoft.com/products/action.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.jidesoft.com/products/action.htm</a>
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im not sure if you can do it with JToolbar alone
try some third party libraries like
http://www.jidesoft.com/products/action.htm [http://www.jidesoft.com/products/action.htm]

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Wow! that seems like great software but it is not free and there very sneaky about their price - so for now, I will have to keep looking. If swing can't do it, maybe SWT has a toolbar that is more changable?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
waffe
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Wow! that seems like great software but it is not free and there very sneaky about their price - so for now, I will have to keep looking. If swing can't do it, maybe SWT has a toolbar that is more changable?

Thanks,

waffe

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Yes that is it - thanks a million - well 150 anyway :)<br />
<br />
waffe
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Yes that is it - thanks a million - well 150 anyway :)

waffe

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I am working with the JToolBar and I understand that I can make the component floatable and dock able with this command &quot;toolBar.setFloatable(true<wbr />);&quot;<br />
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Question - how do I make the toolbar start in a floatable state? This code &quot;toolBar.setFloatable(true<wbr />);&quot; allows me to drag the toolbar out of it boarder layout and into a floatable state, but I would rather it start in its floatable state and not be dock able.<br />
Is there a startState = floating command and a dockable = false command for the JToolBar?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
waffe
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Hi,

I am working with the JToolBar and I understand that I can make the component floatable and dock able with this command "toolBar.setFloatable(true);"

Question - how do I make the toolbar start in a floatable state? This code "toolBar.setFloatable(true);" allows me to drag the toolbar out of it boarder layout and into a floatable state, but I would rather it start in its floatable state and not be dock able.
Is there a startState = floating command and a dockable = false command for the JToolBar?

Thanks,

waffe

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