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Article #3346Re: Sun's Swing classes
From: Jamey Graham
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 1998 00:00
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 1998 00:00
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Caren Boroshok wrote: > 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) i am using Swing-0.7 in JBuilder with not apparent problems but i did not add the beans to the component pallete. instead i access them directly via the classpath. jamey
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