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Michael:

Beans are identified in the mainfest file (mf) of their archive. 
Quite a few items in swingall.jar are flagged as "not beans" and
JBuilder has to honor that setting.

You may be disappointed re: dragging and dropping JDesktopPane.  It
(like JInternalFrame) was never intended/designed for use in a RAD
environment.  It's one of many JFC items that are best handled "in
code", which is how JFC was designed.

We're working with Javasoft to impress upon them the desires of many
people to have visually designable items in any IDE <g>.

-Rich

Michael A. Long wrote:
> 
> I was looking into the JDesktopPane Container in the Swing package and found
> that I cannot get it to load onto the component tab.  It was my
> understanding that all the Swing components were Javabeans.  Does anyone
> know why either JBuilder does not recognize the bean or Swing does not
> report it as a bean?  This would be a pretty cool component to be able to
> just drag and drop onto the design pane.

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