How to put a Jpanel always over a JtextArea ?

I want to have a little Jpanel above a JTextArea.
At the initialize section, I add first the Jpanel and after the JtextArea (both in a 'parent' Jpanel with null layout)
When I run the program I see the Jpanel over the JtextArea, but when I write on it and it reaches the area when the Jpanel is placed, the JtexArea brings to front and the Jpanel is no longer visible.
So, how can I have my Jpanel on top always ?
And another question , is there a hierarchy that control that I Jpanel is always over a Jbutton (even if the initial z-order of the button is higher than the Jpanel's)
Thanks
( I do not send any code because it is so simple as putting this two components into a Jpanel)

tonnot wrote:
And another question , is there a hierarchy that control that I Jpanel is always over a Jbutton (even if the initial z-order of the button is higher than the Jpanel's)JLayeredPane
( I do not send any code because it is so simple as putting this two components into a Jpanel)Try it with a JLayeredPane and if you still have problems, post a [SSCCE (Short, Self Contained, Compilable and Executable, Example Program)|http://mindprod.com/jgloss/sscce.html].
db

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