JSplitPane Resizing Problem

Hi,
I want to set divider location permanently to JSplipane.I dont want set minimum and maximum size to my top and bottom component.They can change size dynamically.Please help how to avoid resizing

splitPane.setEnabled( false );Misread the question. The above prevents the user from dragging the divider. What you want is:
splitPane.setResizeWeight(...);Message was edited by:
camickr

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