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Daniel Mark wrote:

>
>  I have designed an GUI application out of JBuilderX. I would like to continue develop it with JBuilderX GUI tools, but I found that JB cannot load all those GUI I designed originally.
>
>    I guess I didn't follow some rules of GUI design in JB.
>
>    What should I do to fix this problem?

Your best bet would be to create a simple form, drop some components on 
it, change some properties, and then look at the code that JBuilder 
generates.  In short, JBuilder:

- instantiates all components at the point of declaration

- creates a default constructor and maybe one or two more

- puts all the component configuration code in a method called jbInit()

Once you've got an idea how the JBuilder designer generates code, 
reorganizing your code to conform to that model shouldn't be difficult.

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Kevin Dean [TeamB] wrote:
> Daniel Mark wrote:
> 
>>
>>  I have designed an GUI application out of JBuilderX. I would like to
>> continue develop it with JBuilderX GUI tools, but I found that JB
>> cannot load all those GUI I designed originally.
>>
>>    I guess I didn't follow some rules of GUI design in JB.
>>
>>    What should I do to fix this problem?
> 
> Your best bet would be to create a simple form, drop some components on
> it, change some properties, and then look at the code that JBuilder
> generates.  In short, JBuilder:
> 
> - instantiates all components at the point of declaration
> 
> - creates a default constructor and maybe one or two more
> 
> - puts all the component configuration code in a method called jbInit()
> 
> Once you've got an idea how the JBuilder designer generates code,
> reorganizing your code to conform to that model shouldn't be difficult.
> 

There's a JBuilderX?  I have JBuilder 2006 on my system and C++
BuilderX, never saw that one availible as a download.
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John Meyer wrote:

> There's a JBuilderX?  I have JBuilder 2006 on my system and C++
> BuilderX, never saw that one availible as a download.

JBuilder X was released around the same time as C++Builder X.  With 
JBuilder it actually made sense as a name, since the version before it 
was JBuilder 9.

The JBuilder version sequence in the last few years has been:

8, 9, X, 2005, 2006

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Lori Olson [TeamB]

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