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Thanks. This is what I was trying here now, but I was hoping that there 
was a more simple way...
Bart

John McGrath [TeamB] wrote:
> On 1/14/2005 at 3:03:40 AM, Bart Jourquin wrote:
> 
> 
>>I use JavaHelp in my app to create a context sensitive help system. I've
>>choosen to implement it by means of the "help" or "f1" key using
>>HelpBroker.enableHelpKey method. This work perfectly well as long as I
>>can have access to the component that has the focus.
>>
>>How can I do it for JOptionPane.showXXX methods?
> 
> 
> That is tough, because the showXxxxDialog() methods do not give you access
> to the actual JOptionPane component.  In the showMessageDialog() case, if
> you use a JComponent for a message, you can have it look at its parent,
> but that does not work in other cases.
> 
> You can still use most of the functionality of JOptionPane, but instead of
> using the showXxxxDialog() methods, create a JOptionPane component, create
> the Dialog using the createDialog() method, and show that.  Basically, you
> want to create your own showXxxxDialog() methods.  You can look at the
> source code for those methods to see what needs to be done.
>