GUI How to put a javacomponent in an uipanel?

In GUIDE I tried to put the RangeSlider in my panle, like this

this is the code

jRangeSlider = com.jidesoft.swing.RangeSlider(1,10,2,7);  % min,max,low,high
jRangeSlider = javacomponent(jRangeSlider, [0,0,200,80]); % define coordinate and size
set(jRangeSlider, 'MajorTickSpacing',1, 'PaintTicks',true, 'PaintLabels',true,'Parent',handles.uipanel); % set Labels and parent

And i got the response

The name 'Parent' is not an accessible property for an instance of class'com.jidesoft.swing.RangeSlider'.

Any suggestions?

Answer 1

[Jan]

Try to set the Parent in the javacomponent call:

jRangeSlider = com.jidesoft.swing.RangeSlider(1,10,2,7);  % min,max,low,high
jRangeSlider = javacomponent(jRangeSlider, [0,0,200,80], handles.uipanel);
set(jRangeSlider, 'MajorTickSpacing',1, 'PaintTicks', true, 'PaintLabels', true);

[Tong Wang]

Thanks! it works!

[Jan]

Fine! Then I've solved it by asking an internet search engine for "Matlab javacomponent parent". The first hit found by Google contained the code:

javacomponent(javax.swing.JButton('Click me!'), 'East', hFig);

All I've done is to insert this example in your code.

Do you see the meta-message of this comment? ;-)

[Tong Wang]

Thanks for the information, actually i saw this article before, but i ignored that code... anyway thanks for your answer.

[Yuriy Kuksarov]

Sorry, but why your code does not work for me, gives an error

"Error when using the hg java

The functionality is not supported by shapes created using the UI figure function. For more information, see graphics support in application designer."

[Jan]

@Yuriy Kuksarov: The question concerns figures created by GUIDE. If you do something else, please open a new thread and explain in details what you are doing.