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I want to create a `MDI-like` Java-Applikation. For that I started with a JFrame, inserted a JPanelDesktop and in that Desktop I inserted a JInternalFrame. But then the JInternalFrame just disappears. It is in the `Property-window` but I can`t access it in the Formeditor. (If I insert the JInternalFrame right in the JFrame it`s there, but I understand that you have to insert a JInternalFrame in a JPanelDesktop). [BAT] Wrong code is generated. Also the source couldn`t be compiled:: jInternalFrame1.getContentPane ()setLayout (new java.awt.CardLayout ()); I installed NB3.0, but found to my dismay that the bug with InternalFrames has reappeared. It is impossible to add any objects to the form. This bug was also present in NB2.1, and I was hoping that yo u would have fixed it in NB3.0 (it wasn`t there in Gandalf). For someone who wants to write an MDI application, it is really quite impossible! [BAT] tested with Form modul 0.9.1 and still fails [IAN] I cannot help myself, it works. I create a JFrame Form, add a JDesktopPane there and add JInternalFrame to it. Correct code is generated.
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