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Hi Narayana,
I too dont think you need a handle to JToolBar or its parents.
did you look at your selectionIndex (of the TabPane) are they correct ? is the
tabpane not displayed at all or not loaded at all. check it using
setSelectionIndex(n), i think thats the command.
I am using the same thing as you do but I dont experience the Tab Pane problems.
If you can post your code-part may be we can help.

Vasu

J Narayana wrote:

> Hi there!
>
> My problem situation is as follows:
>
> When a JButton [on a JToolBar in a JFrame] is clicked, I need to instantiate a
> JDialog-subclassed object. This JDialog subclass in turn has a JTabbed pane
> which is not showing properly [only two tab pages show up properly instead of
> the three that I have added.] I can't figure out what I am doing wrong. Is it
> a must that I call the super() method in my JDialog-subclassed class? Most
> importantly, how do I get the parent of my JToolBar (Please give the EXACT
> statement.)
>
> My email id is: JNarayan@arsin.com
>
> Thanks very much in advance.
>
> - Nani