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>I get the error message  "StackOverFlowError" whenever I instantiate two
>frames in each other.  What I mean is, I've got two frames: frame1 and
>frame2.  I instantiate frame1 in frame2 and instantiate frame2 in
>frame1.  This causes the error.  For some reason, it only lets me
>instantiate one-way, but not both ways.


Ahh, the recursive stack death trick.  If you single step through the code
by hand, you will have great fun and quickly see what is going on: the
constructor for frame1 creates an instance of frame2 which creates an
instance of frame1 which in turn creates its own instance of frame2 which in
turn creates its own instance of frame1 which in turn creates its own
instance of frame2 which in turn creates its own instance of frame1 which in
turn creates its own instance of frame2 which in turn creates its own
instance of frame1 which in turn creates its own instance of frame2 which in
turn creates its own instance of frame1 which in turn creates its own
instance of frame2 which in turn creates its own instance of frame1 which in
turn creates its own instance of frame2 which in turn creates its own
instance of frame1 which in turn creates its own instance of frame2 which in
turn creates its own instance of frame1...

okay you get the idea.

bye,
Jim.rudnicki@best.com