JTable Javabean in Forms 6i (6.0.8.11.3)

All,
Am trying to show up a JTable in forms6i module. I had my .jar files and java file copied to right places, Included a BEANAREA item to a DBlock, set the implementation class pointing to the proper class.
When i tried to open the beanarea item in my layout. The forms is crashing.
1) Is there a specific patch for forms 6i do i have to install ??
2) Forms 9i/10g is working fine for the above example. Is there a diff way for forms 6i ??
If somebody could pour some insights on this.. then that would be much much appreciated..
Thanks
- Karthik Dhinakaran

France / Gerd
Thanks for the replies.
The intention is to bring a grid kind of control in forms. So that multiple selection of rows can be made for a specific operation.
France - Thanks for the idea to look at the java console. Will try that and post it here.
2 years back , when working with GE, Indiana. We used a similar technique. I thought of marking a difference in the form which we work day to day. Also it's very useful in handling the multiple items. I have the code, it's workign in forms 9i/10g but i need to implement the same in forms 6i.
Your feedback will be much much much appreciated. Infact will be greatful !
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