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Hi!

If you implement runnable, you have to implement the method "run()"

Refer jbuilder Help.

Regards

Dillan Fernando

D. wrote in message <36d0218d.7517707@news.karlsruhe.netsurf.de>...
>Hello please excuse me this beginner question,
>but I couldn't find an answer yet:
>
>If you want to create an animation applet with JDK you simply create a
>Runnable class, put a loop with a repaint() in the run() method and
>put the drawing stuff with or without buffering in the paint() method.
>I think, that I have understood this.
>
>BUT, what do I have to do to make an animation on a panel created with
>JBuilder ?
>
>If I choose "new - applet" I get the sceleton code, but inserting
>"implements Runnable" results with a compiler error "needs to be
>abstract". As I do not understand this, I leave that autogenerated
>class the way it is and add a new one to the project wich implements
>Runnable and therefore uses Threads. But what do I have to write
>there, if I want the animation to take place on a panel of the
>automatic generated class ?
>Let us assume, that there's a bevelPanel1 in the automatic generated
>class (designed with the desgin tab) and that I want to draw the
>actual time updated every second on that bevelPanel1. What do I have
>to do in the Runnable class ?!?!?!
>
>public class AnimationClass extends java.applet.Runnable implements
>Runnable {
>...
>}
>
>Is "extends java.applet.Runnable" already wrong ?!?!
>
>Pleas help,
>D.