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On Wed, 18 Oct 2000 18:01:08 -0700, Sam King wrote:

> Also, there is plenty of room in the JPanels to hold
> everything.  It appears to me that there is some sort
> of erroneous restriction on the number of elements you
> can put into the containers.  That is an error in
> JBuilder4 that does not exist in JBuilder3.

It is highly unlikely that this has anything at all to do with JBuilder.  
JBuilder 4 comes with JDK 1.3 and JBuilder 3 comes with JDK 1.2.  It is 
likely that the difference is with the JDK you are using.

As to what the problem is, it is hard to tell.  I am pretty sure there 
are no limits on the _number_ of components that can be added to a 
container.  You may be running into a layout manager problem.

> Also, if you maximize the JFrame, the JFields and JLabels
> are there.  Then if you reduce the JFrame back to normal
> they are still there, like there should have been when
> the program first ran.

This sounds like you are not packing the frame.

> If you want the code, I'll post it, but you might want
> to start with the small program on page 556 of "Java 2"
> by Horton.

If you can reduce this to a small runnable program that demonstrates the 
problem, then posting it would be a very good idea.

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Regards,

John McGrath [TeamB]

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