JBuilder help

Hey,
I am relatively new to Jbuilder and I�m trying to build a project. On my opening screen I have a startup page. When something is clicked I want the next screen to appear in the same window just changing the frame. I can only succeed in doing this by opening a new window. Please help. Hope my problem is clear.

You need to be specific about what components you are trying to use. Words like "screen", "page", "window" are too vague. Exactly what components are you using?
K.

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