I am using InitialSplitPriority SPLIT_EAST_WEST_SOUTH_NORTH and adding 4 dockable frames.
These are the IniSide for DockableFrames:
1. DOCK_SIDE_WEST
2. DOCK_SIDE_CENTER
3. DOCK_SIDE_CENTER
4. DOCK_SIDE_EAST
If i close either 1 or 4 the DockableFrames 2 & 3 will occupy the space of closed DockableFrame.
But if i close 2 & 3 , 1 & 4 will not occupy the space of 2 & 3. The center will be vacant. How can I solve this problem?
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by dhanush » Wed Feb 20, 2008 11:31 pm
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by JIDE Support » Wed Feb 20, 2008 11:36 pm
The CENTER is left for Workspace such as the editor portion in the case of a Java IDE. If you don't have anything to fill in Workspace or CENTER area in your application, just call dockingManager.setShowWorkspace(false) to hide it.
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