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Tim,

What type of object are you storing in the vector which causes the
exception - and how does this object differ from the objects in Vectors
which don't cause the problem?



Timothy Reaves <treaves@silverfields.com> wrote in message
news:37C1B5EE.1ECCDE51@silverfields.com...
>     I use many JComboBoxes to display Vectors of objects.  I create all
> of them the same way:
> jCombo.setModel(new DefaultComboBoxModel(myVector));
> This works very well except for one instance.  In this instance - where
> ever I use this particular Vector - when I select an object from the
> JCombo I get an exception.  Now mind, I'm not attaching anything to the
> JCombo that does anything.  This is an ordinary JCombo with no attached
> action listeners or anything.
>
>     The first section below is the actual exception and stack, and the
> second section is when the stack is finally finished and I regain
> control of the app.  When this happens, the JCombo looks normal, except
> that my selection is not selected.
>
>     One more piece of information:  if I first add something to the
> JCombo (these are on data entry forms) by setting the model, then
> changeing to a new model (of the same Vector just with an added
> element), then try to select something from the JCombo, I NEVER regain
> control of the app.  It prints out the same exception but then hangs.
> Odd.
>
> Exception occurred during event dispatching:
> java.lang.StackOverflowError
> at java.lang.ref.Finalizer.register(Finalizer.java:79)
> at javax.swing.JComboBox.selectedItemChanged(JComboBox.java:667)
> at javax.swing.JComboBox.contentsChanged(JComboBox.java:730)
> at
>
javax.swing.AbstractListModel.fireContentsChanged(AbstractListModel.java:82)
>