Håkan Thörngren wrote:
> >>>>> "Jason" == Jason Gilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Jason> Håkan Thörngren wrote:
> >> How can I get full screen frames?
>
> Jason> I'm making the assumption that you turned of the frame
> Jason> decorations in the window manager (this may not be the case).
> Jason> If you are using java.awt.Frame for your base window you might
> Jason> try using java.awt.Window instead. The only difference (I
> Jason> think) being the the Window class does not contain a border.
> Jason> Whoops, I just noticed that you aren't using a window manager.
> Jason> You might try it anyway.
>
> I use a JFrame and given your hint took a look at JWindow which
> was exactly what I needed. It opens a window without decorations.
> The only problem is that it will break down the focus handling.
> JTextAreas no longer receive a cursor, focus is lost from components
> in unpredictable ways.
>
> Just my personal opionin, but I think the focus mechanism in Java
> (at least under Motif) is somewhat broken. What bothers me most is
> that I have no real control over the focus myself. I can only advice
> it and it usually ignores me. It is quite hard to work around bugs
> in the focus handling since it is an inner class in java.awt.Window... :-(
>
> /Håkan
Hi!
Under Linux - JWindows or Windows with TextFields or TextAreas will not be
work yet! They don't get the focus and all inputs appear in the terminal...
See Blackdown-Bug ID # 91 ...
But this is a JDC-Problem: JDC Bug # 4121501 & # 4094883.
CU
Kalimero
