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Visual Age keeps locking up

 
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Hi. I am using V3.5.3 of Visual Age. I have a problem when I try to open to the Visual Composition on one of my classes, Visual Age locks up. It then gives me a message indicating that the selected bean, or user code is not responding. I click OK, and Visual Age shuts down.
I think it may be tied to another problem. The other problem is in another class that I have created visually, which is connected to the class above, seems to have a glitch in it.
Every once in a while I make a change to the second class, and when I do a Save Bean, it gives me an error saying Visual Age had a problem parsing a method.
When I go into my workbench, the method is gone.
The weird thing is, if I do a re-generate code after I get the error, it fixes the problem with the method and it re-appears in the workbench again. It seems after this happens, I can't open the Visual Composition for the class I talked about above.
Can anyone tell me what is going on?
Thanks in advance!!

[This message has been edited by Jennifer Sohl (edited October 08, 2001).]
 
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I saw something like this once when I had a class include a reference to an object of the same class. I don't remember the details. But you might want to look for something like that.
 
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