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Hi
I am tryng to position scrollbar at a particular position other than the default position.
I designed an applet in which I have a scrollpane.. to that scrollpane I'm adding a panel that is child to the above said scrollpane. The problem I'm facing is the size of the child panel is around 1900. I want to place my scrollbar position in between .i.e. around 900. For this I'm using setScrollPosition() method in the init().. but itz not working. Please help me urgently.
 
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Hai,
First get the referance of scrollbar of the scrollpane useing
scrollPane.getVerticalScrollBar(),then use setValue method on scrollbar not on scrollpane.
i.e
scrollPane.getVerticalScrollBar().setValue(900)

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