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Things arn't showing up...

 
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My Menu and my Tabs are not showing up when I run the following code...


What is wrong?

Thanks for any help!
 
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The addMenu() class (ugh -- terrible name for a class -- why isn't it a method instead?) carefully constructs a JMenuBar, but doesn't do anything to install it in a JFrame, so it's nowhere to be seen. An addMenu object itself is just a blank JPanel. Likewise, the tabbedPanel class is a blank JPanel; the constructor for tabbedPanel creates a number of JPanels and other Components, but these are never added to the JFrame or to the tabbedPanel object.
 
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Thanks! That really helped.
 
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