First off, an apology to those that moderate this forum

I am now forced, against my will, to further aggravate/irritate the moderators by asking the same flippin' question AGAIN that you get asked ALL THE TIME!!!
I looked over the forum (I did!) and i saw this question asked and answered ad infinitum/ad nauseum but, i'm afraid i must ask it again.
Canvas on a Panel on a Frame. Canvas doesn't show up.
I shall now proceed to pull out the essential lines from my code, and you tell me what is missing, and what is done in a silly manner (a Thousand Thanks!)
ps. I know the tabbing reflects poorly on my programming ability, but beleive me, it looks right in the editor... also, if any ending brackets are missing, pretend that they are there

public class TheGame extends Frame{
int windowHeight=1024;
int windowWidth=1280;

Panel gamePanel;

public TheGame(){
super("TheGame");
                setBounds(0,0,windowWidth,windowHeight);
setLayout(new GridLayout(1024,1280));
                gamePanel=new GamePanel();

add(gamePanel);

setVisible(true);
addWindowListener(new GameWindowAdapter());

gamePanel.advance

}
public class GamePanel extends Panel implements GLEventListener{
    GameWorld world;
    Vector selected=new Vector();
    Vector local=new Vector();
    
    //To Do List: make this automatically go to current resolution
int windowHeight=465;
int windowWidth=500;

double lowVisionY = -windowHeight/10;
double lowVisionX = -windowWidth/10;
double highVisionY = windowHeight/10;
double highVisionX = windowWidth/10;

GLCanvas canvas;

public GamePanel(){

world=new GameWorld();
setLayout(new GridLayout(1024,1280));
        setBounds(0,35,windowWidth,windowHeight);
        GLCapabilities capabilities=new GLCapabilities();
        canvas=GLDrawableFactory.getFactory().createGLCanvas(capabilities);
        canvas.addGLEventListener(this);
canvas.setBounds(0,35,windowHeight,windowWidth);
        ((Canvas)canvas).setSize(400,400);
add(canvas);

setVisible(true);

}

oh, heh...