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Thanx for your long answer. i am on holiday this evening until september and
i would
try  to create a smaller piece of runnable code which demonstrate my
problem.
sometimes the explanation of a problem  allows to resolve it.
The cursor symptom is not the same when the application runs with JBuilder
or with the JRE.
Thank for all
jean-pierre Ballet

John P. McGrath a �crit dans le message ...
>On Wed, 9 Aug 2000 11:35:07 +0200, JPBallet wrote:
>
>> I join with this mail a part of my code which is the
>> heart of a project.  The main class only call the
>> CadreExpo class.
>
>That is not a runnable example either.  What I was suggesting is that if
>you can produce an example that demonstrates the problem, I would try to
>compile and run your example and help you figure out what the problem is.
>I can't to that with just a part of your program.
>
>What I had in mind was a small program.  The program should be as small
>as is possible.  Ideally it should be in a single source file, although
>that is not absolutely necessary.  Ideally, it should not require any
>additional libraries, but in this forum, obviously JBCL would not be a
>big problem, and if the problem were related to a third party library
>that was freely available, that could be acceptable as well.  But most
>important, the example should compile and run on its own, and should
>misbehave in the same manner as your larger program does.
>
>There are a number of reasons to produce a small example of a problem.
>First, as you try to create the small example, you sometimes figure out
>what the problem is.  Second, if you do manage to create a small example,
>it is usually a lot easier to see what is going on without all of the
>other application code to get in the way.  Third, you can send your
>example to others and they can help you with it.  Fourth, it is sometimes
>hard to explain a problem, and providing an example that others can see
>can make the problem clearer.  And finally, if the problem turns out to
>be a bug in a library such as Swing, you can submit the example to Sun
>with a description of the problem.
>
>So, if you can produce such an example of the problem, I will be glad to
>try running it and see if I can tell you what is wrong.  Others may be
>willing to do so as well.
>
>P.S.  If the program is small enough, you can include it in the text of
>your message.  But if not, Borland's policy for this news server is that
>all attachments should be posted to the borland.public.attachments group.
>In that case, just post the attachment there and post a message that
>refers to it in the appropriate newsgroup.
>
>--
>Regards,
>
>John McGrath