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could be because the button is painting over all your other components.<br />
can't tell exactly what the problem is without seeing your code<br />

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no it is not so .. i can see button is just in left corner 
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is it a standard JButton, or a subclass?<br />
And what is its size?<br />
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just because you see it top left doesn't mean its not painting to more of the panel<br />

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give another component in the panel a lower z order than it
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I got the mistake I was doing &nbsp;!
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I am trying to set ZorderComponent of a button.. <br />
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I am doing something like this -- panel.setComponentZOrder(b<wbr />utton, 0);<br />
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After adding this line .. no matter what components I add to panel they do not show up :(<br />
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and if I remove this line they do show &nbsp;:(
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I am trying to set ZorderComponent of a button.. 

I am doing something like this -- panel.setComponentZOrder(button, 0);

After adding this line .. no matter what components I add to panel they do not show up :(

and if I remove this line they do show  :(

could be because the button is painting over all your other components.
can&#39;t tell exactly what the problem is without seeing your code


no it is not so .. i can see button is just in left corner 

is it a standard JButton, or a subclass?
And what is its size?

just because you see it top left doesn&#39;t mean its not painting to more of the panel


give another component in the panel a lower z order than it

setting component Z Order

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