JscrollPane, Resize when InternalFrame maximize

Question

Hello all. I have 4 Internal Frames that contain 1 Jtable´s each, and all JTable´s has a JscrollPane. I have the four Internal frames added to a JFrame using GridLayout.. I add code below thats important.
// Create an Desktop For That All Four I-Frame Use
JDesktopPane forInternalFrameDesktop = new JDesktopPane();
// Create an Internal Frame For CustomTable.
JInternalFrame customerFrame = new JInternalFrame("Add Customer To Order",true,false,true,true);
// Create Table For Customer InternalFrame.
customerModel = new DefaultTableModel(customerRow,customerCol);
customerTable = new JTable(customerModel)
customerTable.setOpaque(true);
// Create an ScrollPane for customerTable. 
JScrollPane scroll = new JScrollPane(customerTable);
scroll.set //  ? What will i put here
// Set Size for customFrame
customerFrame.setBounds(0, 0, 500,210);
// Add customFrame to the Desktop.
forInternalFrameDesktop.add(customerFrame);
customerFrame.setVisible(true);
// This is in MainFrame. an Normal JFrame that uses GridLayout To Lay out my Four I-Frames.
GridLayout MstLayout = new GridLayout(0,2);
mstFrame.setLayout(MstLayout);
mstFrame.add(customerIFrame());
mstFrame.add(productInternalFrame());
mstFrame.add(orderReadyInternalFrame());
mstFrame.add(orderDoneInternalFrame());When i maximize any of the four I-Frames, or the main frame i want the ScrollPane to follow. I know there is 1 row command to do that, had it before, but have forgott it. Anyone that has better memory then me?

Answer 1

I use one
JDesktopPane forInternalFrameDesktop = new JDesktopPane();I use four.
private JInternalFrame orderDoneInternalFrame() {
        JInternalFrame orderDone = new JInternalFrame("Order Ready to Send",true,false,true,true);
        JPanel panel = new JPanel();
        orderDoneCol.addElement("Customer ID");
        orderDoneCol.addElement("Product Id");
        orderDoneCol.addElement("Quantity");
        orderDoneModel = new DefaultTableModel(orderDoneRow,orderDoneCol);
        orderDoneTable = new JTable(orderDoneModel);
        orderDoneTable.getTableHeader().setReorderingAllowed(false);
        JScrollPane scroll = new JScrollPane(orderDoneTable);
        orderDone.setBounds(510,320, 500,300);
        orderDone.add(panel);
        panel.add(scroll);
        forInternalFrameDesktop.add(orderDone);
        orderDone.pack();
        orderDone.setVisible(true);
        return orderDone;
    }And one mainFrame holding it all.
public JFrame productFrame() {
        JFrame mstFrame = new JFrame();
        GridLayout MstLayout = new GridLayout(0,2);
        mstFrame.setLayout(MstLayout);
        mstFrame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
        mstFrame.setSize(1000,700);
        mstFrame.setJMenuBar(openMenu());
        mstFrame.add(customerInternalFrame());
        mstFrame.add(productInternalFrame());
        mstFrame.add(orderReadyInternalFrame());
        mstFrame.add(orderDoneInternalFrame());
        mstFrame.pack();
        mstFrame.setVisible(true);
        return mstFrame;
}Does this make sence to you? Is this the wrong way to handle InternalFrames?