Explanation/Reference:
A: The panelBorderLayout component is a layout element which lays out all of its children consecutively in
its middle, and supports twelve other facets: top, bottom, left, right, start and end. Clients should use only
one of left/right or start/end for each side, in any one container, but if both are used, left/right "wins". Left,
InnerLeft/Right InnerRight always means left/right regardless of LTR or RTL. Start, InnerStart/End,
InnerEnd will respect bidi setting.
B: PanelSplitters are used to divide a region into two parts with a repositionable divider. The two parts are
identified as the "first" facet and the "second" facet. If the contained component supports it, the contents of
a section will stretch to fill up all available space in that section. The panel splitter can be adjusted with the
mouse, by pressing a collapse button, or by use of the arrow keys when the splitter is selected.
Incorrect Answres:
C: The panelStretchLayout component stretches the child in the center facet to fill all of available space.
The available space may be constrained by the presence of other children in the top/bottom/start/end
facets.
D: The panelDrawer control can be used to display a group of showDetailItems. Drawer "handles", aka
tabs, represent the showDetailItem children. Selecting a tab/handle opens the drawer and displays the
associated showDetailItem.
E: The panelTabbed control can be used to display a group of contents that belongs to a showDetailItem.
Tab bar(s) with tabs representing the showDetailItem children are displayed. Selecting a tab, displays the
associated showDetailItem.
References: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E15523_01/apirefs.1111/e12419/tagdoc/af_panelSplitter.html
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E12839_01/apirefs.1111/e12419/tagdoc/af_panelBorderLayout.html