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how to remove all component in container(Jpanel)
i want use the same container to add a new compenent how do i remove the components??

and how to remove paint in the container?
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Set them into Disabled....

Make some new objects for the new component....

Or you can use, dispose() method and regenerate your GUI....

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Or you can use, dispose() method and regenerate your GUI....

This could be the best option. Making new objects wont be a best.
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