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Ray,

If you tried it you would realise that you can do what you had in mind.
Java unlike C++ does not support multiple inheritance but supports a special
interface mechanisam.
Special, because an interface can only declare methods (similar to an *.h
file), also you can not have final members declared in a interface ...etc
You declare pupblic if you want access from outside your package.

For your scenario I recomend you get JBuilder 3 (foundation is free) or
similar.
This will cut your development time 80%.
JBuilder has an JBCL library which is easier to manipulate then swing.

Hope this helps.


Raymond George Montalban <rmontal@ozemail.com.au> wrote in message
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> To all,
>
> Could anyone help me with this problem please? I have asked around and
> basically
> everyone I know or am in contact with know *nothing* about Java. Anyway,
>
> is it legal or possible to implement multiple interfaces?
>
> I.e., is this following legal ...
>
> public class GrammarWorld extends Applet implements Runnable,
> ActionListener
> {
> .
> .
> .
> }
>
> ???
>
> (The line starting with "public class ..." is of my concern).
>
> If I can't do the above, how do I implement both the ActionListener and
> Runnable interaces
> at the same time?
>