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address it explicitly for layout purposes. The scroll bars for that scroll

pane is relocated from the scroll pane to outside the right and lower

header respectively.

Mix in components anywhere

The container is using GridBagLayout and the javadoc for

DateAreaContainer contains the grid rows and columns used for

positioning the contained headers, corners and the DateArea.

This makes it very easy to add you own components anywhere within

the container, even between the header and DateArea if you like.

You can put the anywhere.

Calendar Combo Box

Date picker

A combo box that inherits from JPanel but look much like a normal

JComboBox. It tries to tweak parts of it's visual appearance to blend

in with the most common Look&Feels. It contains a

DateAreaContainer and shows it in the popup window, just like a

regular JComboBox would. It is created from scratch rather than

extend JComboBox due to experienced troubles when trying to

extend JComboBox.

The combo supports plus/minus buttons as well as a 'go to today'

button. The date format for the editor is exchangeable and is

implemented as a JFormattedTextField. The editor's text field

can be used to edit a to/from date range.

Date Spinners

The included date spinners vastly surpasses what is available in the

standard J2SE SDK. Multiple spinners can be combined and coupled

to express one date/time or one spinner can be used to edit a

complex date format.

The spinners are simple to use and are located int the

calendar.spinner package.

Headers – labeling the Date Area

A header is comparable to a normal table header in that it decorates

and labels the DateArea. The Header interface is very small, it

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