JDBC access in conjunction with Swing

I'm attempting to query a database to retrieve two Strings. Next I'm trying to take those two Strings and add them to a JLabel before adding them to a JPanel.
My problem is that BEFORE I create the database connection, I can add Strings to JLabels and then to the JPanel without trouble, however AFTER I create the database Connection I CAN'T add any Components to the JPanel.
I have a close() call on the Connection before I attempt to make additions to the JPanel.
I also discovered that most attempted additions to the JPanel BEFORE the database Connection is created are NOT added to the JPanel either.
I'm reluctant at the moment to post my code because it's still in a bit of a mess. So you know, the database connection is working correctly as I can still perform queries and display output to the console, also, adding Components to the JPanel is also working correctly (without the presence of the database Connection).
If anyone would like to see my code, I'll definately clean it up a bit and post it.
Edited by: chris.little on Dec 6, 2007 2:41 PM
UPDATE**
Turns out it was a mix up of where I had placed my Frame.pack() call.
Edited by: chris.little on Dec 6, 2007 4:33 PM

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