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Jonathan <plaskowj@logica.com> a �crit dans le message :
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> How are you putting the things in?
> you should be doing:
> <name of Jsplit pane>.setRightComponent(<some component);
> is this what you are do, I am trying to break down all the possibilities

Hi, Jonathan,
No, I'm trying and using it in the object inspector (I mean the right IDE
pane, similar to the Delphi Object inspector). There are two 'properties' in
this pane called 'leftcomponent' and 'rightcomponent'. I click on a JPane in
the the Swing components toolbar, then click on my JSplitPane, so that this
JPane is contained by the JSplitPane. Then, I click on the 'leftcomponent'
dropdown menu of the JSplitPane in the Object Inspector and the select the
new pane ... and when I press enter, either it disappears or sometimes stays
but when running the application, I still have no SplitPane  visible ...
I don't understand. Maybe it's not a good approach of java programming. I'm
cuurently using Delphi, seldom Jbuilder.
Don't you think it might be related with the layout property of the
JSplitPane ?
Regards.

Jean-Fran�ois
jfleroux@club-internet.fr