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Not to make you work extra hard on this, but have you tried to duplicate the
problem. I've never had a line similar to:

    myScrollpane.setViewport(null);

appear in my jbInit. That would certainly be strange...

jim

<janene_r_mccrillis@my-deja.com> wrote in message
news:88c4fu$nte$1@nnrp1.deja.com...
> In article <38a87c52.0@news.dot.state.oh.us>,
>   "James Cook" <jimcook.spaminator@remove.for.spam.iname.com> wrote:
> > Janene, can you post any references to MyList from your jbInit method?
>
> Well, I did figure out that the Designer had initialized the viewport
> for the scrollpane to null, so when it later tried to do the
>
> myScrollpane.getViewport.add(mylist_variable, null);
>
> there was no viewport and the getViewport returned null, hence my null
> pointer exception. I removed the line setting the viewport to null and
> that seems to have worked, but why did the designer put that in in the
> first place?
>
> > Also, how did you go about adding MyList to your GUI while in the
> designer?
> > Did you add MyList to the toolbar palette?
>
> Yes, I added it to the "Other" tab of the palette then just dragged it
> into place like any other component. Is there something more I'm
> supposed to do?
>
> Janene
>
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