Hello
I wrote an application with a JDesktopPane and for the time being one
JInternalFrame.
When I run the application, I can see that JInternalFrame has not the
focus even after
JInternalFrame.setSelected (true);
JDesktopPane.setSelectedFrame (JInternalFrame);
How can I do to get JinternalFrame
I discovered that there is an upcoming chat on the subject Getting high
performance from your desktop client on February 15.
http://java.sun.com/developer/community/chat/index.html
I have attended one or two of these before, and read transcripts of others. But
I have also missed a few that I
Good idea; we can try to do that in the future.
We actually don't have that many chats directly related
to 2D, so I don't think anyone's missed that many.
The chat next week should be interesting, as we'll cover
both the graphics (me) and toolkit (Scott Violet) worlds.
Chet.
Nidel, Mike wrote:
I
We don't support soft edged clipping currently since our antialiasing
approach is currently done on a per-operation basis, rather than a global
technique like Full Screen Antialiasing. This means that repeated AA
operations over the same area will accumulate the coverages on the edges
and if you
