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I have this problem with modal dialogs.

I call requestFocus() within the class that opens the JDialog to sort of fix
it.

eg

MyDialog dialog = new myDialog();
dialog.pack();
dialog.setVisible(true);

requestFocus();

Not perfect but OK. Remember, when your application is deployed, you wont
have the DOS box in the background (at least I dont think you will ).

Bob Pfingsten wrote in message <787ps9$gkr10@forums.borland.com>...
>I have an application which extends Decorated Frame.  This application
>implements a BeanPanel (this is my main panel) which in turn instantiates
>other JPanels(menus and submenus which contain buttons) depending on user
>selections.  Some of the JPanels instantiate JDialogs and here is my
>question.  When a JDialog with modal set to true is disposed it causes what
>appears to be a repainting problem.  Usually I have the java console
running
>behind my main application and when the JDialog is closed(disposed) it
>causes the java console to flash to the front before the main application
is
>repainted.  Any questions or comments on this matter would be greatly
>appreciated.
>
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