Resizing JFrame according to screen resolution

I have developed a desktop application using netbeans 6.1.Screen works fine for 1024x768 pixels but when i change the resolution or when i execute the application on a different machine which has got a lesser resolution the components disappear and they are not displayed properly.I have used Free Design Layout for desiging my screens.Is there any issue with the layout used?.I have used ToolKit to get the screen size and tried setting the dimensions using setPreferredSize()/setSize() but nothing works.Could any one help me with a solution?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Nivetha

nivetha wrote:
I have used Free Design Layout for desiging my screens.Is there any issue with the layout used?I am not familiar with the Layout and do not find it under the API listings for Java 1.6.0_07.
I see, I just caught a NetBeans thread--you're using the GUI Builder in NetBeans. That layout you mentioned is not a layout, but a description of what they call their method of GUI generation--it still uses a regular Java Layout in that autogenerated GUI code.
You're question is not a Java question, but rather, a query on if NetBeans has some problems with it's GUI Builder in the version of NetBeans that you are using. It would be more appropriate to ask that question over on the NetBeans site unless you can look in the autogenerated code and tell us what Layout you are using.

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