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Is   Tab B heavyweight and  Tab C swing stuff? It sounds like it is. Any awt
component will show right through  the jTabbedPane (which is lightweight) as
soon as they are made visible. If you only use swing components it should
work. Also I would think that it would work if each tab was a heavyweight
container  such a java.awt.Panel, as one heavywight component cannot show
through another heavyweight component,  but I have not tried this.

jeff wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I've got some weird functionality happening with a JTabbedPane when my
> applet first loads.  Background -> There are three tabs that are being
> made in jbInit().  These tabs are then added to the JTabbedPane.  I've
> got some checks and print statements at the very end of jbInit to see
> how many tabs have been made and what their indexes are--that all looks
> fine (0 to 2).  The tabs also appear in the proper order when the applet
> first runs.  So my tabs appear in this order from left to right: Tab A,
> B, C.
>
> Ok, now, the real strange thing that is happening is this: each tab has
> a panel associated with it--fine.  A's panel appears after the applet
> first finishes loading.  However, if I click tab C anytime before
> clicking tab B, B's panel shows up when I click C.  That is, I have to
> click tab B in order to get tab C's panel to show up for it.
>
> There is some other weird stuff happening with the listener made for the
> JTabbedPane, too, but I'm heading in another direction with that.  Has
> anyone seen or dealt with anything similar to what I've described?  If
> so, please let me know.  Thanks.
>
> Jeff