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Thomas, 

your snippet looks good except that it must read "new JTree();"
But I guess that's just a typo in your post - it wouldn't compile
that way.
ScrollOnExpand is true by default, so you don't need to set it. 
It doesn't hurt, however. 
I can't comment on the Designer issue since I don't use it, 
but I assume your problems originate outside your snippet. 
Do you see the scollpane at all? 
Did you by chance add the table rather than the scrollpane 
to your parent panel/frame? 

Torsten

"Thomas G�lden \(p\)" <Thomas.Guelden@t-online.de> wrote:
>I have problems realizing that when opening a node in a tree, which is
>placed in a JScrollPane, the scrollpane scrolls so that all child nodes are
>visible.
>
>I use basically the following code:
>
>JTree tree =  new JTree;
>....
>JScrollPane pane;
>
>
>in JbInit():
>
>pane = new JScrollPane(tree);
>....
>tree.setScrollOnExpand(true);
>....
>
>This code does not lead to automatic scrolling when a node is expanded and
>the child are out of view (ath the bottom).
>
>Strangely also that in the Designer component tree in the JBuilder IDE, tree
>is no a child of pane.
>
>So I do not know what is wrong with my code. I would be glad if somebody
>could provide some working sample code for this particular problem.
>
>Thanks in advance and kind regards.
>
>Thomas G�lden
>
>Thomas.Guelden@t-online.de
>
>
>
>