You may use two panels inside your container.
In each panel you have to put what was your columns.
Panel1:
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| JLabel |
| JLabel |
| JLabel |
| JLabel |
| JLabel |
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Panel2:
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| |
| |
| Component |
| |
| |
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And then add both panels to your container, either with a
BorderLayout, or a GridLayout, for example.
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| JLabel | |
| JLabel | |
| JLabel | Component |
| JLabel | |
| JLabel | |
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JPanel Panel1 = new JPanel(new GridLayout(5,0));
Panel1.add(new JLabel("one"));
Panel1.add(new JLabel("two"));
Panel1.add(new JLabel("three"));
Panel1.add(new JLabel("four"));
Panel1.add(new JLabel("five"));
GridLayout layout=new GridLayout(0,2);
Container c=getContentPane();
c.setLayout(layout);
c.add(Panel1);
c.add(Component);
setSize(800,600);
show();
This is a rough example, it may not be precise, but it may show you
the way it can be done.
Hope it helps.
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