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note that the TO_TOP_TIME variable determines what is the rate of sending the frame to the top. I set it to 1/10 of a second and it looks good. You can test with other values.<br />
Hope that helps, G.<br />

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note that the TO_TOP_TIME variable determines what is the rate of sending the frame to the top. I set it to 1/10 of a second and it looks good. You can test with other values.
Hope that helps, G.


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Well, it works, but only with Java windows (only with mf1, mf2, mf3 and mf4). With other applications (other windows)it doesn't work. I don't understand why. Have you an answer?<br />
Thanx again.<br />

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Well, it works, but only with Java windows (only with mf1, mf2, mf3 and mf4). With other applications (other windows)it doesn't work. I don't understand why. Have you an answer?
Thanx again.


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The Window.toFront() function is implemented by the virtual machine, and on the windows implementation they chose to do that only if the application is in focus. Its an implementation dependent thing. On Unix machines (I checked it on Sun and on Silicon Graphics), the window is always on top.<br />

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The Window.toFront() function is implemented by the virtual machine, and on the windows implementation they chose to do that only if the application is in focus. Its an implementation dependent thing. On Unix machines (I checked it on Sun and on Silicon Graphics), the window is always on top.


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Thank you.<br />
I think the appropriate grade for you is A =)<br />

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Thank you.
I think the appropriate grade for you is A =)


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I'd like to an always on top Frame window in an application.<br />
I tried to use toFront when the window loses the focus.<br />
But it doesn't work. Idem in the windowDeactivated function.<br />
How can I do?<br />
Could you give me some code?<br />
Thanx
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I'd like to an always on top Frame window in an application.
I tried to use toFront when the window loses the focus.
But it doesn't work. Idem in the windowDeactivated function.
How can I do?
Could you give me some code?
Thanx

Always on top window (200 pts)

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.