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You mean Z-order!<br />
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;JOOP!
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Look in the JAVADOC for<br />
JPanel.getComponentZOrder(<wbr />Component k);<br />
and<br />
JPanel.setComponentZOrder(<wbr />Component k);<br />
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;JOOP!
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Look in the JAVADOC for
JPanel.getComponentZOrder(Component k);
and
JPanel.setComponentZOrder(Component k);

;JOOP!

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No, I mean tab order of components in one screen
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No, I mean tab order of components in one screen

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I am sorry, do you know what we are talking about?
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I am sorry, do you know what we are talking about?

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Hello, experts,<br />
<br />
I have a JPanel inside of my JFrame, and I am setting tabbing order for it. I have done the regular FocusTraversalPolicy operations which always work in the main container. However, for the internal one, it is not used nor called in the debugger.<br />
<br />
Anything I could be missing?<br />
<br />
Thank you.
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Hello, experts,

I have a JPanel inside of my JFrame, and I am setting tabbing order for it. I have done the regular FocusTraversalPolicy operations which always work in the main container. However, for the internal one, it is not used nor called in the debugger.

Anything I could be missing?

Thank you.

Tab order in the internal JPanel

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