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I second that, only would recommend the ProgressMonitor, for a long operation, instead.  Here is the URL for the Java Tutorial page
on this and JProgressBar.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/ui/swing/progressbar.html

Rod Magnuson wrote in message <36106AE1.5F06838C@Symantec.com>...
>Dave,
>
>I would not suggest using JOptionPane for this. Use a JDialog with a
>JProgressbar in it instead; this way you can close it when you want.
>
>Rod
>
>Dave Lamy wrote:
>>
>> Everyone--
>>
>> Could someone please help me?  I'm trying to use a JOptionPane to display
>> the progress of a fairly long import process (much like the file copy/move
>> dialog in Windows Explorer)..
>>
>> As you probably know, JOptionPane will pause its thread until a response is
>> given it.  I want to emulate a click on another thread so it will disappear.
>> I can capture a 'Cancel' button click fine, but how do I emulate a click in
>> code when the process is finished so the darn pane will go away?
>>
>> Thanks a lot in advance--
>> Dave Lamy
>> Synergy, Inc.
>> dlamy@synergyinc.com