JScrollBar
Here are the steps to use JScrollBar in NetBeans with a GUI project:
✅ Step-by-Step in NetBeans GUI Builder:
π― 1. Create a New Project
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Open NetBeans.
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Go to File > New Project.
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Choose Java > Java Application.
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Click Next, name the project, and click Finish.
π― 2. Create a JFrame Form
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Right-click the Source Packages > your package.
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Select New > JFrame Form.
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Name it (e.g.,
ScrollBarExample), and click Finish.
π― 3. Add Components via Drag and Drop
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Open
ScrollBarExample.javain Design view. -
From the Palette, drag:
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A JLabel to display the value (e.g.,
jLabel1) -
A JScrollBar (found under Swing Controls)
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π― 4. Configure the ScrollBar
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Click on the
JScrollBar(e.g.,jScrollBar1) -
In Properties window, set:
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orientation= HORIZONTAL -
minimum= 0 -
maximum= 100 -
value= 0 -
unitIncrement= 1 -
blockIncrement= 10
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π― 5. Write Logic to Handle Scroll
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Switch to Source view.
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Find the scrollbar event (click on the scrollbar, then in Events > adjustmentValueChanged).
Add the following code inside the event:
private void jScrollBar1AdjustmentValueChanged(java.awt.event.AdjustmentEvent evt) {
int val = jScrollBar1.getValue();
jLabel1.setText("Scroll value: " + val);
}
π― 6. Run the Project
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Right-click your JFrame file > Run File.
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You should see a horizontal scrollbar that updates the label as you scroll.
π Optional:
To scroll another component (like an image or text area), you may want to use a JScrollPane instead — let me know if you want steps for that too.
Would you like a working NetBeans .zip project file as an example?
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