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Vladimir Olenin wrote:
> 
> Go Tools\Default Project Propeties\Libraries. Then fill in the pathes to
> the directories mentioned on the right. Name this new package on the
> left panel (eg: Swing 1.0.3). Press OK. Then press Add. Select the
> package u just created (eg: Swing 1.0.3) Press OK.
> This will include Swing 1.0.3 in all your future projects. If u want to
> add it to the specific project (or to the project that already exists),
> just do the same on "project propetes tab" (open a project and right
> click on the .jpr file). Enjoy Swing as i do!


Unfortunately this doesn't seem to change the swing used when the applet
is ran under the IDE. There's a bug in the JTable of Swing version 1.0.1
that's been fixed in the version 1.0.3. I have a project that has only
the swing version 1.0.3  defined in the library section of the project
properties. The program compiles OK, and runs properly under JDK 1.1.7's
java program, but the bug exists when I run the program under the IDE! I
managed to do a hack around this: I copied the Swing v1.0.3 swingall.jar
over the JBuilder2\lib\swingall.jar. The program started to work
properly under the IDE :). Unfortunately, when compiling there comes a
huge amount of warnings about stable pacakages. This is because I didn't
change the swing source package to v 1.0.3...

Has anyone succeeded in getting the swing v1.0.3 work nicely under the
IDE?

Joonas