java - How to hide other panels or panes during coding [SOLVED] -

Using Junko eclipse for Java & amp; WindowBuilder

I have three panels of the same size which are at the top of each other - they have different widgets during coding, they all perform and what I am doing. I can show and hide them at runtime as per the requirement, but I want to display only one on which I am working on while drag and drop the widget I have tried to use different panels and panel types (tabbed, level ...) and opted for opaque, but nothing hides them.

How do I coding the other (pen, panel ... etc)?

I have the same problem except for other reasons, Frames will be their class, maybe a tabbed paneel (or whatever is called), and then on that tabbed panel there will be a new class for each tab. Each square will expand to JPanel , so I could keep it right there. This way, not only is it to ruin your design, but your code logic is different in different files, where it can be anyway.