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JTable in a JInternalFrame

 
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I'm trying to place a JTable inside a JInternalFrame, but it's not displaying the table. I tried a proof of concept, in case my complex table was the source of problems and got the same issue. I created a very simple table (the one in the JTable javadocs). I can display this table in a regular JFrame. I can also display various components, like JLabels and JButtons inside a JInternalFrame. I cannot display a JTable inside a JInternalFrame. Any ideas? Code is below...

(Just ignore the portfolio stuff, since i removed all that code.)
Any help is greatly appreciated.
--Mark
 
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This is how I would do what you did

I commented out your Portfolio stuff so I could test compile.
 
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That did it. Well, looking back, and comparing line by line I found at least one problem--some combination of JBuilder and me created both jtable1 and jTable1. Of course, this still doesn't explain why it didn't work the first time, when I did everything through the GUI, and so wasn't able to introduce other, similarly named variables.
In any case, thanks for your help Gregg. :-)

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No Problem.
 
Don't get me started about those stupid light bulbs.
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