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In article <36f51926.1538422@forums.borland.com>,
  apmason@netcomuk.co.uk wrote:
> I have just installed the patch to allow Jbuilder 2.01 to use the
> JFC1.1 classes,
> but now when I try and open the design pane I get the
> following error message:
>
> JniPortal for D:\jbuilder2\bin\..\java\bin\javai.dll reported
>
> java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: borland/jbuilder/uidesigner/$320
>
> java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: borland/jbuilder/uidesigner/$320
> 	at borland.jbuilder.uidesigner.$320.$OQb(Unknown Source)
> 	at borland.jbuilder.uidesigner.DesignerAddin.annotate(Compiled
> Code)
> 	at borland.jbuilder.designer.DesignerManager.annotate(Compiled
> Code)
> 	at borland.jbuilder.designer.DesignContext.open(Compiled Code)
> 	at borland.jbuilder.designer.DesignContext.changeUrl(Compiled
> Code)
> 	at
> borland.jbuilder.addin.impl.JavaMasterViewerImpl.changeUrl(Compiled
> Code)
> 	at
> borland.jbuilder.addin.impl.JavaMasterViewer_JavaDispatch.invoke(Compiled
> Code)
>
> I ahve checked and rechecked the instructions and I am pretty sure I
> have followed them correctly. Has anyone a clue to what might be
> wrong.
> Thanks Andrew
>

Did you remember to add the following to your IDEClassPath in your
\Jbuilder2\bin\jbuilder.ini file AFTER ..\lib\swingall.jar

       ..\java\lib\swingall.jar;

But now the UI Designer always comes up with the Metal look and Feel, even
though we specify the Windows Look and Feel in the applet code. Does anybody
know how to fix this?

                                      - Don Tranquillo


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