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John McGrath  [TeamB] <ng-b@JPMcGrath.net> wrote:
>On Wed, 29 Nov 2000 16:33:41 -0500, David Robison wrote:>
>> I have a JFrame (A) that creates a second JFrame (B). The frame
>> B is on top of frame A. Then, as a result of an internal event,
>> frame A creates a JDialog (C). This causes frame B to drop behind
>> frame A and dialog C is on top of frame A. Is there a way to
>> create dialog C so that the z-order is frame A, frame B, dialog C
>> (i.e. without having frame B go to the background?)?
>
>A dialog always stays with its parent frame in the z-order.  I presume 
>that you have specified frame (A) as the parent frame for dialog (C).  
>If you do not want the dialog to stay with the frame, then do not 
>specify that frame as its parent.  You can use a hidden frame for the 
>dialog's parent.  i.e. specify new Frame() as the parent argument.
>
>-- 
>Regards,
>
>John McGrath [TeamB]
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