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1 total messages Started by Oliver Pfeiffer Sun, 16 Sep 2001 17:45
Frame stay always on top (solution)
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Author: Oliver Pfeiffer
Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2001 17:45
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Hi!

I read your postings relating to Java Frames staying always on top. 
Sometimes I have the time to implement a little solution for a little 
problem.

So here you can download a free Java package to get any java.awt.Window 
(like JFrame, JDialog, ...) staying always on top (many thx to Stefan 
Schuessler).

http://www.mysrc.net/lib/java/MySRC-AlwaysOnTop-090.zip

I have many useful pieces of Java code. I will publish all this code on my 
site http://www.mysrc.net/eng/java/ in the future. So bookmark it to 
remember this site.

Actually I'm realizing a system independent solution to use a systray icon 
with a context menu in Java. So you can use the Windows systray (bottom 
right) in your Java applications and if you execute the application on unix 
the whole service is wrapped to a JWindow. So this solution becomes system 
independent ...


If you have any suggestions of new features contact me please. If you have 
any further questions feel free to contact me too! You can find additional 
informations and other sources on my homepage (under construction):

Author:   Oliver Pfeiffer, Bremen (GERMANY)
Homepage: http://www.mysrc.net/eng/java/
Email:    java@mysrc.net

If it is useful for your purpose I will be pleased to get a feedback ... 
thx!

Please pay attention to the copyright.

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