Scrollbars appearance settings for the JSplitPane bean

Classic Servoy
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Hi All

I am a bit irritated as I can’t find (any more) the settings for the vertical/horizontal scrollbars for the JSplitPane bean. I thought I used to set it on the form where the bean is positioned but that downs’t work (any more?). Now they ALWAYS appear in my solution (vertical and horizontal) when needed, i. e. the situation is such that they should appear, whatever I set on the form. How can I disable them?

Where can I set the scrollbars to never, when needed, … for the JSplitPane?

Best regards, Robert

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Hi Robert,

As far as I know the bean doesn’t have any scrollbar properties.
You simply set the scrollbar properties of the forms that you load into the splitpane (by way of a tabpanel).

Hope this helps.

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The bean itself does not have scrollbars.

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Hi Robert, Marcel

That’s how I remember it. I set the scrollbars property on the form where the JSplitPane bean is located. But if I set the scrollbars property to V:n H:n they appear nevertheless!? I think that worked in previous versions. Is it a bug which is reintroduced with version 3.5.2?

Regards, Robert

Servoy Developer
Version 3.5.2-build 515
Java version 1.5.0_07-87 (Mac OS X)

ROCLASI:
Hi Robert,

As far as I know the bean doesn’t have any scrollbar properties.
You simply set the scrollbar properties of the forms that you load into the splitpane (by way of a tabpanel).

Hope this helps.

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Just tested it and it works correctly for me on Leopard.

Servoy Developer
Version 3.5.2-build 515
Java version 1.5.0_13-119 (Mac OS X)

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Thanks Robert

Very strange. I also set the scrollbars on the forms level (where the JSplitPane is), but I get not the expected result:

See attachments.

Best regards, Robert

ROCLASI:
Just tested it and it works correctly for me on Leopard.

Servoy Developer
Version 3.5.2-build 515
Java version 1.5.0_13-119 (Mac OS X)

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Hi Robert,

I tested it again but now with a DbTreeView bean just like you in Servoy 3.5.2 and 3.5.3. It still doesn’t show a horizontal scrollbar for me.

This is on Leopard though using Java version 1.5.0_13-119

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Hello Robert

Thanks a lot Robert for your efforts - very much appreciated! Very strange though, as I have updated to the same Java version, but still on Tiger .-) (have first to check some apps on Leopard, as there are changes in the whole WebObjects part, i. e. now support in the WOLips project on Eclipse)

May I send you my above mentioned menu (dbTreeView bean) to check in your environment, as I have no more ideas what the problem could be.

Best regards, Robert

PS: BTW, this project is running on PostgreSQL (v 8.2.5 :-) with PostGIS, so your advertising of PostgreSQL as the best db has paid off .-)

ROCLASI:
Hi Robert,

I tested it again but now with a DbTreeView bean just like you in Servoy 3.5.2 and 3.5.3. It still doesn’t show a horizontal scrollbar for me.

This is on Leopard though using Java version 1.5.0_13-119

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Robert Huber:
May I send you my above mentioned menu (dbTreeView bean) to check in your environment, as I have no more ideas what the problem could be.

Sure, my email address is under this post.

Robert Huber:
PS: BTW, this project is running on PostgreSQL (v 8.2.5 :-) with PostGIS, so your advertising of PostgreSQL as the best db has paid off .-)

I am glad to hear that :D