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I would really rather not have a thread just sitting there throwing the window to the front constantly and would much prefer to take the 2nd approach of searching for the widow.<br />

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I would really rather not have a thread just sitting there throwing the window to the front constantly and would much prefer to take the 2nd approach of searching for the widow.


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Is it possible for a java window to be forced to remain the topmost window?<br />
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For my purposes this app will always only run under Win95/98/NT so a native method approach is acceptable, and will work. &nbsp;However, to do it that way I need a guaranteed way of getting the HWND for the window which I have not yet found. &nbsp;Calling GetForegroundWindow won't do since there is no way to guarantee that the window is the foreground window when the call is made.
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Is it possible for a java window to be forced to remain the topmost window?

For my purposes this app will always only run under Win95/98/NT so a native method approach is acceptable, and will work.  However, to do it that way I need a guaranteed way of getting the HWND for the window which I have not yet found.  Calling GetForegroundWindow won't do since there is no way to guarantee that the window is the foreground window when the call is made.

Keeping a java window (JDialog) 'always on top'

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.