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3356079Apr 20 2020

We are on Opera 5.5.0.22(2) and Opera 5.4.1.29(4) for Marriott.  We need to know the highest version of JAVA that is compatible with Opera to meet PCI requirements.  Anybody know what that version is?

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I don't know the exact cause of the problem, but as a -not so nice but it works- solution, I propose to add the following line right before the first c.repaint() call:
c.add(new JLabel());
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This may sound silly but are you using a layout manager? If not, why not? Setting positions is difficult and keeping the controls in the right place will be difficult. When you use a layout manager, you can programmatically "lock" the labels. Using BorderLayouts and GridBagLayouts are terrific. Check out this link, it helped me a lot.

http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/GUI/AWTLayoutMgr/shortcourse.html

Just remember that you should decide how you want the labels to behave (should they resize and move or be fixed) and pick the layout that matches that behavior. Create a JPanel, set that layout and then add the JLabels...
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I added a null layout manager and everything stuck. One line of code. Ha ha that article on layout managers was good thanks.
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