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It is possible that I couldn't understand your problem correctly, but I have
an opinion that ,you dont need to extend JList if you want to use Custom
Cell Renderer.  Just use JList Object itself which has appropriate methods
of defining custom cell renderers.

I am sending the link of JList tutorial, hope this will help you understand
the JList architecture.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/list.html

Thanks
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Khurram Shakir
Sun Certify Programmer for Java 2 Platform

"Inge" <inge.luyckx@idp.be> wrote in message
news:9418he$j5d8@bornews.inprise.com...
> I've created myList which extends from JList. I ' ve defined a custum
> listCellRenderer for it which extends a JLabel, but specific
characteristics
> like color, font, layout,etc. are added to it.
>
> The data is added to the list through the use of a thread and every
element
> is added immediately to the listmodel. After adding an element I
> specifically call invalidate() an repaint(0), but sometimes elements get
> lost.
>
> When I drag an element to an incomplete list, this element is added and
all
> "lost" elements are suddenly visible as well.
>
> Should I call another method instead of repaint(), or should I call it at
a
> different place, ... ?
>
> If someone knows a quick solution, I'd be very gratefull,
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Inge
>
>
>