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I have the same problem what I did is cycled through all of the index upon
initialization. This is NOT a pretty solution.  I tried to do it before I
displayed the tabset, but that didn't work either.

     resourceTabsetPanel.setSelectedIndex(6);
     resourceTabsetPanel.setSelectedIndex(5);
     resourceTabsetPanel.setSelectedIndex(4);
     resourceTabsetPanel.setSelectedIndex(3);
     resourceTabsetPanel.setSelectedIndex(2);
     resourceTabsetPanel.setSelectedIndex(1);
     resourceTabsetPanel.setSelectedIndex(0);

Peter

Alex Humphreys wrote:

> i have a tabsetpanel in a DecoratedFrame that is giving me problems:
>
> When it first loads, most (not all) controls from every tab of the panel
> are showing up.  When I click on a tab, then the appropriate controls
> are shown.  The problem just occurs on the load.  Here's some code:
>
>     this.setLayout(borderLayout1);
>     this.setSize(new Dimension(400, 300));
>     this.setTitle("SITE Administration Tool");
>     tabsetPanel1.setLabels(new String[] {"Tab1", "Tab2"});
>     tabsetPanel1.setSelectedIndex(0);
>     bevelPanel1.setLayout(xYLayout2);
>     this.add(bevelPanel1, BorderLayout.CENTER);
>     bevelPanel1.add(tabsetPanel1, new XYConstraints(3, 3, 385, 265));
>     tabsetPanel1.add(bevelPanel2, "Tab1");
>     bevelPanel2.add(my_lcl, new XYConstraints(10, 8, 160, 200));
>     bevelPanel2.add(my_ccl, new XYConstraints(250, 10, 125, 20));
>     bevelPanel2.add(my_button, new XYConstraints(180, 35, 60, 20));
>     bevelPanel2.add(statusBar, new XYConstraints(1, 212, 370, 18));
>     tabsetPanel1.add(bevelPanel3, "Tab2");
>     bevelPanel3.add(my_tfc, new XYConstraints(130, 21, 140, 22));
>     bevelPanel3.add(my_tc, new XYConstraints(9, 21, 110, 22));
>     bevelPanel3.add(my_button, new XYConstraints(257, 207, 110, 22));
>
> I figure this is a swing meets not-swing problem, but I can't seem to
> figure out exactly why.  Any ideas?  Thanks.
>
> Alex