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For individual menu items you would definitely use actions and simply
add the same action to as many menus/toolbars as you wish, however,
for a complete menu this wouldn't work. What I suggest is that you
have a method such as createMyMenu() and just have
menubar1.add(createMyMenu()) and menubar2.add(createMyMenu())

This way you are reusing the same menu.

Good luck...

Uri Kerbel
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On Thu, 20 May 1999 20:49:32 -0500, "Bob Byron"
<forums.inprise.com@radit.com> wrote:

>I tried adding a menu1 (an instance of JMenu) to menuBar1 (an instance of
>JMenuBar), then I added menu1 to menuBar2 (another instance of JMenuBar).
>Unfortunately, that seemed to remove it from menuBar1.  Is there a way I can
>easily clone menu1, or in some other way add it to both JMenuBar's?  I want
>the instance to reside on both and perform the same functionality from both.
>Why on earth would it remove itself from menuBar1?
>
>Thanks,
>Bob Byron
>RAD Systems, Inc.
>
>
>

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