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 It was heavy and light weight mix up. What happen was when I created my
bean JTabbedPane , i have picked the BorderLayout which comes in awt pkg. I
got rid of that and now its working OK.

Thanks .

Sohan

Richard Wilkman <rwilkman@inprise.com> wrote in message
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> Sohan:
>
> Sounds like a typical problem from mixing heavyweight and lightweight
> components.
>
> At runtime, however, you may want to use Swing 1.03.  It contains a
> lot of fixes for JTabbedPane and JTable that make things work so much
> better.  It won't solve the problem with heavyweight and lightweight
> components, but it takes care of a whole boatload of other problems.
>
> -Rich
>
> Sohan Mendis wrote:
> >
> > I have created a bean extending JTabbedPane. To introduce tabs , at the
> > designer I added several JPanels and then Put some buttonson panels. In
the
> > designer everything seems OK. But when I run it , I can see tabs and can
> > switch tabs, but I cannt see and buttons that i put on those panel. I
try
> > making the move first in the designer . Doesnt seem working.
> >
> > Whats wrong ? Could that be a JBuilder designer problem ?
>
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