Dynamically resizing content in AWT Scroll pane

Hello all,
I created a new sub component that as a getPreferredSize method. I placed an instance of this component inside a scrollpane in an applet. everything is fine until I add more items to this component that changes the size of the component. The Scroll bars don't update to reflect the new size so when you scroll to the end, you see a clipped version what is supposed to be there. I was wondering if anyone can help me on this one? sooner would be better.
thanks
borgtiger

here is a sample of what I'm trying to do:
public class theconf extends Applet
//new component with getPreferredSize
IconBox lChat;
ScrollPane appletScroller;
Adjustable vadjust;
Adjustable hadjust;
Image mainimg;
public void init()
lChat = new IconBox(425);
//my component
appletScroller = new ScrollPane(1);
appletScroller.add( lChat );
appletScroller.reshape(0,0,445,380);
add(appletScroller);
vadjust = appletScroller.getVAdjustable();
hadjust = appletScroller.getHAdjustable();
hadjust.setUnitIncrement(10);
vadjust.setUnitIncrement(10);
public boolean action(Event e,Object selectedItem)
//button used to add new items to component,
//changing the height of the component similar to a
//new line of text
if(buttonText.equals("SUBMIT") )
mainimg = getImage(getCodeBase(), "system.jpg");
lChat.add("SYSTEM:","msg1",mainimg);
appletScroller.setScrollPosition
(0,vadjust.getMaximum());
// I tried setting different values, but this does
//nothing
any help would be appreciated.
thanks
borgtiger

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weaver 8.
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San

Did you ever find a solution? I too have this problem and I
have to upload a few files at a time and then wait and often have
to restart my DSl modem to get going again. I can upload and
downlaoad all day with a browser and email but as soon as Iose DW I
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pane. pic1.gif, pic2.gif, pic3.gif. Do i have to put them all in 1
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