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Java Tutorial » Swing » BoxLayout   14. 87. BoxLayout 14. 87. 1.  Using a BoxLayout Manager 14. 87. 2.  Creating a BoxLayout 14. 87. 3.  A Simple BoxLayout Test 14. 87. 4.  Struts and Glue 14. 87. 5.  Y-Axis Alignment 14. 87. 6.  X-Axis Alignment 14. 87. 7.  Drawing Borders Within a BoxLayout-Managed Container 14. 87. 8.  Separating Components in a Row or Column 14. 87. 9.  Glue spreads the components as far apart as possible. 14. 87. 10.  Strut spreads the components apart by a fixed distance 14. 87. 11.  Laying Out Components in a Row or Column 14. 87. 12.  A vertical box container arranges the components top-to-bottom aligned in their preferred sizes. 14. 87. 13.  Vertical BoxLayout-managed container 14. 87. 14.  Align your components in horizontal or vertical layout 14. 87. 15.  BoxLayout: set a rigid area among our components.