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ChartPanle extends JPanel - so you should be able to use all those<br />
setSize() which exist for JPanel and JComponent<br />
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Howevere in normal applications you normally avoid set size for JPanels - it is better to devise layourt of your <br />
window (JFrame or something) so that your panels have the size you want
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ChartPanle extends JPanel - so you should be able to use all those
setSize() which exist for JPanel and JComponent

Howevere in normal applications you normally avoid set size for JPanels - it is better to devise layourt of your
window (JFrame or something) so that your panels have the size you want

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set size did not do the trick.<br />
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Can you tell how I can set the layout?
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set size did not do the trick.

Can you tell how I can set the layout?

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You just need to devise the way you want your elemsnt to sit in your windowand then select appropriate layout<br />

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You just need to devise the way you want your elemsnt to sit in your windowand then select appropriate layout


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I am adding a JFreeChart to ChartPanel, and then adding the ChartPanel to a JPanel.<br />
I want to control the size of the chart.<br />
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Please let me know how I can do that. If possible, please provide some sample code. Thanks!
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I am adding a JFreeChart to ChartPanel, and then adding the ChartPanel to a JPanel.
I want to control the size of the chart.

Please let me know how I can do that. If possible, please provide some sample code. Thanks!

JFreeChart: Set chart size

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