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Old 02-09-2008, 05:29 PM
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NetBeans, Swing Initialization Event ?
Hi,

I'm making an application in Netbeans using Swing, is there an event that gets executed when the form is initialized?

I need this event to set properties to various objects on my form/panel ?, in .Net this is the form_load event. What's swings initialization event ?
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