Set the minimal size of a Component with BorderLayout

Hi,
I got a little problem using BorderLayout.
The scenario is :
A JPanel placed BorderLayout.WEST got a size a few pixel too small for a JTable contained in this panel to paint all names of the table header.
If i set the preferredScrollableViewportSize larger then a specific amount the table disappear(shrinks to a tiny size)
The panel uses GridBagLayout...
How can i set the size of this "west"-component of the border layout a little larger?
regards
Olek

My understanding of help is an other then only post messages likeWell, your understanding, in my opinion is wrong.
You must post a self documenting program ...Not everybody who uses this forum speaks english as their main language. Even if english is your main language it is not always easy to communicate the problem effectively. By posting demo code we can see exactly what you are doing.
Or why you don't read the API... Of course that is a valid answer. You should always read the API. Why should we waste time typing the Documentation from the API when we can point you directly to the API????????
why you don't search the forum Again, why should be waste time answering questions that have already been answered???????
You learn by searching the forum and finding multiple solutions, then you use the solution that is appropriate. There is rarely a single solution for all cases. The more knowledge you have the better decision you can make.
Have a little pride and learn to do some problem solving on your own without us spoonfeeding every anser to you.
It is not possible to post a short self documenting program ...Then you truly don't understand what the problem is. And if you don't understand what the problem is how to you expect to communicate that problem verbally so that we understand the problem. You question is not about logic its about sizing of components. How hard is it to create a component and add it to a panel to demonstrate the problem. You don't even need real data. For example you can create a JTable with a single line of code, JTable table = new JTable(5, 10).
the core of the problem depends on the components added to the JSplitPane...Then demonstrate that with a SSCCE.

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    -Xss<size>        set java thread stack size
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    -Xdebug           enable remote debugging
    -Xfuture          enable strictest checks, anticipating future default
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- Marcus

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smithbrian wrote:
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