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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)