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  Tutorial: Adding Line to JTree

In this section, you will learn to create JTree along with a dividing Line. Here the tree gets divided into two parts separated by a line

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This program creates a box and two trees (tree1 and tree2). These trees contains the multiple nodes with a root and scrollable property to scroll on the scroll bar to view nodes.


 

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