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Article #12478Re: Modal JInternalFrame?
From: Steve Waters
Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1998 00:00
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There is another alternative that is a window listener, you could as i have done not allow the user to use another window until some operation is complete and the modal window is disposed of, that would then inturn reselect the "current" window, and the allow the user to continue as before. Regards Steve Joel Elias wrote: > Can an instance of JInternalFrame be modal to another > instance of JInternalFrame? (i.e. the first pane is disabled > until the second Frame is closed?). I noticed a couple of > methods on JInternalFrame that might make this possible: > startModal() and stopModel(). > What do these methods do precisely? > > I know its possible to use a JOptionPane class to > instantiate modal internal dialogs, but I would like to use > internal frames instead. > > Any relevant comments are appreciated.
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