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Michael:

JBuilder honors the manifest file in the JAR which is where, according
to the keepers of the beans spec, you are supposed to identify items
as beans or not.  You can be a bean without a beaninfo and live on the
palette -- it just means you deal with the pain of introspection over
and over again.

-Rich

Michael A. Long wrote:
> 
> They are not there.  I asked about this awhile back.  Evidently Sun did not put a BeanInfo.class file for these components into the
> swingall.jar.  JBuilder will not honor them as beans without it.  As far as I know, a bean is not REQUIRED to have a BeanInfo.class
> but JBuilder believes they are I guess.  I have seen them on another IDE, NetBeans Developer 2.0, from www.netbeans.com.  Good Luck,
> you will have to hand code them, or you might be able to add them to the component palette yourself from the swingall.jar.  I cannot
> remember if it worked when I tried it.  I just use NetBeans when I want to play with them.
> 
> Phil Whiles wrote in message <363DDEA8.2FFEC59@mcmail.com>...
> >I have just installed the JBuilder 2 try and buy, and am considering
> >migrating from another Java GUI builder . I have an application that
> >currently uses JDesktop and JInternalFrame, but where are they in
> >JBuilder ????
> >
> >
> >Phil Whiles
> >NDS UK Ltd.
> >

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Rich Wilkman
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Borland JBuilder Team

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