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Issue	Author's Response
Chapter 3,page 59 - step 3 In NetBeans 6.8 (CDC Application dorm) there is no option for adding Swing components. In source view displayed following error : "package javax.swing does not exist" No help from search engines, please help with the issue. Thanks in advance.	Thanks for the info --- unfortunately, the book's examples were tested with a much earlier (5.5) version of NetBeans, and we've not yet done another edition. I've not been near NetBeans for over a year, so I'm not sure why the change and deprecation of Swing. Thanks!
Chapter 4, page 87 In "Packaging MIDlets" 2nd paragraph Correct filenane is manifest.mf, not manfest.mf	This is absolutely correct --- thanks for catching my typo! This should be fixed in the next printing.
Chapter 4, page 93. The if statement in exitMIDlet() should read: if(getDisplay().getCurrent() == get_infoForm()) this ensures that midlet is called back if the exit is before the 15 second timeout.	Hello! That's an excellent find --- that makes perfect sense. Thank you for the feedback! Sincerely, Ray Rischpater