Internal Frame quirk

[Paul Keohan]

I'm enclosing some code I use to add a JInternalFrame containing components to a Frame. It looks okay but it looks like there is a frame underneath the JIF with the corners being sligtly covered. Picture a cardbard frame where the inner four corners are curved. Now place a perfect rectangle piece of paper over the frame. The piece of paper should be a nice fit but it will cover the curved corners.
This is what this frame is giving me.
Thanks for any help.
Paul

[Gregg Bolinger]

Where's the code?

[Paul Keohan]

Oooops!

 
_outJIF = new JInternalFrame("Outgoing Messages", true);
Container outCP = _outJIF.getContentPane();
outCP.setLayout(new BorderLayout(5, 5)); 
_outList = new JList();
JScrollPane outListSP = new JScrollPane(_outList);
outCP.add(outListSP, BorderLayout.CENTER);
_outJIF.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(600, 200));
_outJIF.pack();
_outJIF.setVisible(true);

[Gregg Bolinger]

Yeah, that is not enough code. How about the whole thing? Or at least where you create the JFrame, JDesktopPane, and add the JInternalFrame to the DesktopPane.

[Paul Keohan]

I'm afraid I've switched now to JPanels and all my JInternalFrame code is gone. Next time I'll know to send more.

Thanks!
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