> Another problem is this: how can I create a border around my
> QTComponent in AWT ?
> I'm using AWT because swing yielded to much problems.
use a Panel component and place the QTComponent in it using BorderLayout and
CENTER flag for the added component (don't rely on default value it changed
at some time between Java versions I think). Use Insets other than 0,0,0,0
to have some space arround the child. Override the Panel's Paint method to
draw a border at the insets area arround the component
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