🚀 go-pugleaf

Thanks, John.

Yes, there was something down there about initialization.  I kept messing
with it, until I decided I'd try to just place another frame, copy my
tabbedFrame and the two jpanels again on this Frame2 and delete Frame1.
Now it's telling me it can't find DataModule1.
I can probably fix that, but since I've just got 7 jdbTextFields, a
jdbTextArea on a scroll panel, a jdbTable on a jdbTablePane, a navigator
bar and a status area and haven't started on the second Panel in the
Tabbed pane, maybe I'll just start over, since I can probably just rebuild
it all in half an hour.  I remember working for days on a bug I developed
in the first release of Paradox for Windows, until I just rebuilt it all
from the ground up, which only took a few hours, and then the bug was
gone, the moral of the story being that that first one you build, while
reading the manual plus after-market books and exploring all the gismos,
which takes several weeks, can usually be redone in an afternoon, now that
you've just got to assemble the parts the way you thought you had them
assembled the first time.

Scott Brown

"John P. McGrath" wrote:

> On Sun, 30 Jul 2000 20:40:23 -0400, Scott Brown wrote:
>
> > My application seems to be okay.  But, when I run it,
> > I don't get it, just a blank frame, which comes from
> > I know not where.  It was working fine, and now it isn't.
>
> One explanation would be an exception during the initialization of the
> components that you are adding to the frame.  Have you looked at the
> Execution Log or the output window for a traceback?
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> John McGrath