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I've been working on this and I can get the Beans onto the pallette and
into my applet...I copied the JAR files from Swing into the Borland
beans directory.

However, once I compile the applet and try to test it, I get errors with
the AWT event processing...

Still waiting to hear something from Borland... 
Keep me posted if you find anything
  caren (cboroshok@securitydynamics.com)


Tong Mitchell wrote:
> 
> I installed Swing 0.7 and only problem I had was that the JBuilder couldn't
> parse the source code properly.
> 
> This is what I did.
> 1. Add Swing JavaBeans to the pallete.
> 2. add ClassPath to the swing.jar through IDE options.
> 3. Create new project or add the new classpath through project options.
> 
> Caren Boroshok wrote in message <34CE90C0.67CA@pipeline.com>...
> >Has anyone tried to use Sun's swing classes with Jbuilder.
> >  I downloaded Swing 0.7 from Javasoft which is supposed to contain
> >their new swing classes as standard beans.  When I tried to add these
> >beans into the component palette, it certainly looked successful.
> >   The problems occurred when I tried to use the beans in an applet.
> >Not only don't they appear in the IDE they seem to really mess up
> >Jbuilder.
> >   Could somebody please let me know how to get this working.  If
> >possible I'd appreciate it if you can send me Email, since my work
> >computer still does not allow NewsGroups (yeah, I know....security
> >conscious to extremes!)
> >  thanx
> >     caren   (cboroshok@securitydynamics.com)