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Hi,

> Thanks for the help, but its not working.  I originally thought the
> "removeAll" method was for this purpose also, but this method extends from
> "Container" - I believe its responsible for removing a container's child
> components.  It does not remove objects stored within the JList.

Hmmmm I don't tryed it. Ok. Then my 2nd solution. Instead of using a
Vector use a DefaultListModel. It does the same like a Vector, but
better. You can add any Object to the model. If the Object has a
toString() method, this String will be shown in the List. You use
yourList.setModel(yourModel) to add the data. Later simply use
model.add(yourObject);.
To remove all use model.removeAllElements();
But this will crash if no elements are in the model. Test this with
model.isEmpty(); And read the documentation about DefaultListModel. It's
very useful. ;-) Much success with your list....

Michael
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