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I see what you're talking about w/ the default listener - chances are that it's
actually doing the close.  I am, however, calling the
setDefaultCloseOperation(DO_NOTHING_ON_CLOSE) in my constructor and it's still
happening, though.

Just found something that claims the _only_ way to intercept a close on a
JInternalFrame is to implement a VetoableChangeListener - counter to everything
else I've read (which was all, admittedly, a bit sketchy - of the form, "and the
event can be intercepted..." w/o details), but it works.

Jim

nlaan wrote:

> You are _adding_ a Listener to the MDISheet.  That listener gets _added_ to
> a list of Listeners which consists of your listener and the default
> JInternalFrame Listener.  It is the default JInternalFrame Listener which is
> closing the MDISheet.
>
> I beleive that calling this method in your Constructor will get around your
> problem, but I have not tested it...
>
> setDefaultCloseOperation(this.DO_NOTHING_ON_CLOSE);
>
> Jim Stoll wrote in message <37BB2406.ABEB620D@crtnet.com>...
> >I'm trying to intercept the close of a JInternalFrame and I think I'm
> >doing it correctly, but it's not working.  Any suggestions??