Re: Generating GUI at run time

Elif,
There are a couple ways how you could approach this problem.
I.e. the textfield could already be in the xml document but set to 
invisible. Then an eventhandler or Action could be ued to make it 
visible at runtime (make sure you give your textfield an id attribute 
..)
You could also track the id of the enclosing JPanel and add a textfield 
into it at runtime - this however may require a few more lines of Java 
code, depending on the LayoutManager used for the enclosing container.

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On Sep 6, 2004, at 6:44 AM, Elif Dandan wrote:

> Hello,
> First of all I want to thank to everybody who is in this group and
> shares his/her idea.
> I have got one more problem.I generate a GUI from SwiXML.And now I want
> to generate a textfield which is copied  from that GUI at run time by
> clicking a button.Is it possible?If the answer is yes can you help me
>  please?
>  
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