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Modal JWindow without(!!!) further processing in the disabled JFrame?
Hello,
Goal:
Modal Window without title and compatible to SDK 1.3. (so no setUndecorated(true)) ?
Part of the Solution:
Disable the orignial window (the window from which the modal window is opened) using setEnabled(false).
until then there is no problem.
But the orignal window doesn't stop processing as if you would actually use a modal JDialog!
So the question is:
How to stop further processing within the orignial window from within the opened modal window?
Best regards, Raffael Vogler
Goal:
Modal Window without title and compatible to SDK 1.3. (so no setUndecorated(true)) ?
Part of the Solution:
Disable the orignial window (the window from which the modal window is opened) using setEnabled(false).
until then there is no problem.
But the orignal window doesn't stop processing as if you would actually use a modal JDialog!
So the question is:
How to stop further processing within the orignial window from within the opened modal window?
Best regards, Raffael Vogler
a bit confusing. The default behavior of modal dialog is that it stops calling window's processing. U want to stop processing or continue processing from Modal window ??
ASKER
If I say modal window I mean a JWindow that effectively behaves like a modal JDialog.
I derive a class from JWindow and provide a public static method to open the modal (J)Window. But if I call this static method twice there are (of course) two modal (J)Windows at the same time. To prevent the second window from opening before the first has been closed I want to stop further processing in the original window, from which the two modal (J)Windows have been started.
Best regards, Raffael Vogler
I derive a class from JWindow and provide a public static method to open the modal (J)Window. But if I call this static method twice there are (of course) two modal (J)Windows at the same time. To prevent the second window from opening before the first has been closed I want to stop further processing in the original window, from which the two modal (J)Windows have been started.
Best regards, Raffael Vogler
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