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Hi,

You can do this by using the getParent() method. To pop-up any dialog box, we
need a Frame. The reference to a Frame can be obtained by doing a getParent()
on the applet, until we get a frame. Sometimes, simply passing a new Frame()
to the constructor of the dialog also will suffice.


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In article <6n6nh9$bd1$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>,
  morris_newsgroup@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> I have an applet which accepts input from users through a GUI.	I'm
trying to
> pop up a message box with only an OK button when users make an error.  Is
> this doable in applet or I can only do this in an application instead.
I
> think this is a general java gui question.  By the way, I'm using JBuilder2
> and found that when I dropped a message component onto my applet.  I can't
> find a frame which the message component can use.  In other words, there was
> nothing in the frame property of the message component.  I tried to create a
> frame inside the applet source code and it seemed to have some security
> errors when I ran the applet in the browser.
>
> Does anyone know anything about this?  It may not be just a JBuilder2
> question. In general, I would like to know if it's possible that I can pop up
> a message box with either just a message or a text box which users can enter
> something in an applet.
>
> Sample code would be helpful if this is possible.
>
> Thanks for your help in advance,
> Morris
>
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