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I have seen it lots of times. And, it functions a little differently during
debugging and using a deployment JDK like 1.1.7, etc...

The main thing is in the underlying design. I don't know the exact answer,
but I know that it is related to the selection of the parent component that
you select in the first parameter of the dialog's constructor. Don't type
cast or use a panel or something. I also use getContentPane before adding
components to my JFC main frame windows.
I realize this answer is a little vague.. I just don't have time to go look
at all my source code to find exact reasons.. no one else had answered so
hopefully something is better than nothing in this case.

Tommy

Rodolfo Botto wrote in message <36D2E3D5.DF6CC696@isoft.com.uy>...
>When I close a modal JDialog, the parent JFrame seems to be moved back
>and
>front in Windows hierarchy, making a visual blinking effect I want to
>avoid.
>Anyone knows how to avoid this?
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>Thanks,
>Rodolfo Botto.
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