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I'm new to layout managers like Flow, borders, ...
I mostly use setBounds() to set the position of my components.

I read on an article that using setBounds is not an good practice and it's better to use some layout.

Which are the best and most used layouts?
How to position a button using layout managers; instead of doing setbounds(10,10,100,30)?

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look here: http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/layout/using.html

Basically you should forget about coordinates. Look at your dialogs at a higher level of design. Questions you should ask yourself.

1) Is there a "main" area with smaller surrounding areas in your design. If so use a BorderLayout.

2) Is there equal grid like areas in your design, If so use a GridLayout.

3) If you need a top-down, or left-right layout, consider a BoxLayout

4) If you want to show a complex form, probably use a FormLayout from jgoodies.

But you have to look at things from a high level. There may be subsections in any one top level section of your dialog. If that is the case, then you need to put a JPanel in that section, and then use a sub layout in that JPanel. Use the above questions over again for that panel.


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