Word wrap with jLabel

Is it possible to word-wrap text in a jLabel field? If not, what would be a good choice of component?

displayArea.setLineWrap (true);
displayArea.setWrapStyleWord (true);I thought it wasn't added automatic.
Kind regards,
Levi

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