Position of enclose component

Hi!
1.Frame
2. panel is enclose in Frame
3. panel2 is enclose in panel
4.panel3 is enclose in panel2
How I can get position of a panel3 concerning the Frame?
Thank you.

I find answer!
Use SwingUtilities.convertPoint(source_component, point, destination_component)

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