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The palette _does_ have the file choosers (it has pretty much all
components.)

Have you scrolled it down?

See my VAJ tips/tricks page for performance tips as well

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> I am currently trying to use IBM's Visual Age. It is slow (oh so slow)
> and clunky. The Visual Composition Editor (VCE) component palette does
> not have all (many, most) of the AWT or SWING components. Of course, I
> just started using it and that could be the reason for some of my
> difficulty.
>
> Right now, I'm trying to construct a nested pull-down menu. Something
> like the 'standard' FILE pull-down on Windows platforms. But, the
> Visual Age palette does not have the required AWT (FileDialog) or
> SWING (JFileChooser) classes in the component palette. This means
> that I have to read the documentation and hope that it describes how
> to incorporate visual classes into Java Code to effect nested pop-ups.
> I don't know (yet) how much work there is having only spent 6-8 hours
> in reading (so far). However, using Borland Builder C++, all of the
> visual classes are available and the process seems easier.
>
> So, alright for slow, great for reading, maybe wonderful for the
> experienced, but really undesireable for the computing public.
>
> art
>
>
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