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Hi Andrew,
that's exactly what I thought myself, but since, I've created a very simple
applet with just one button that fires up the very same message dialog (I
copied the .java file from the other project) in exactly the same way (the
handlers ar created by JBuilder anyway) and it does not come up twice there.
I've strained my eyes till they watered and can't find any difference. I am at
my wit's end (as usual, with Java). I have extended the message it is
displaying to include "e" and "e" is exactly the same event both times. What's
more, it says "button1" had fired this event, but the button is not called
button1 but btHelp and even if it just takes a generic name from the .class
file, it should not be button1 but button2 because there are two buttons (in
the sequence of creation) before it.
...Conrad

Andrew Bennett wrote:

> Conrad Hoesle-Kienzlen wrote:
> >
> > When the user clicks on the "Help" button, I display a modal message
> > dialog with instructions. This works almost too well, since that message
> > dialog always appears twice. After I click on the OK button on that
> > dialog it vanishes and immediately appears again. The call of the
> > message dialog is done through the JBuilder-generated actionPerformed
> > handler of the button:
>
> Could this be because one fires on push down, and the next one fires
> at release?
>
> Andrew
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