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Re: JFrame causes custom container not to display

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From: Tom Ranz
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1999 00:00
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I think I have a solution. First, I had a JFrame that I was adding a
container of components to (ContentPane). If I changed to Frame it
worked?!! However, by using the JFrame and adding the components to the
LayeredPane not in the original container this also worked, and seems to be
the best solution overall.

Tom


Tom Ranz wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am using code from the new book Graphic Java 1.2
>
> I am utilizing a DubbleBufferedContainer example which basically works
> fine except that in the end the JFrame covers the display of the
> double-buffered container. I can place a delay at the end of the
> Container's paint method and for that delay the Frame looks perfect but
> when I return from the method the Frame sits on the display again; just
> a gray frame.
>
> Any help appreciated!
>
> Tom
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