[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> "Java to have it own windowing system"
>
> Hmmmm ... Well I think it needs to write a some new API calls like below:
>
> void java.awt.Frame.iconifyWindow()
> " java.awt.Frame.deiconifyWindow()
> " java.awt.Frame.raiseWindow()
> java.awt.Frame.lowerWindow()
> java.awt.Frame.raiseToFrontWindow()
> java.awt.Frame.lowerToBackWindow()
>
> int java.awt.Frame.getStackingOrder()
>
> Non of these programmatics exists (yet) to support the native window manager.
>
> Peter
I my system JIntenral frames are first class components the can be added to the
desktop just as
Frames can. So if you want it then you add JInternal frames not Frames.
Plus you could get the peer and cast it to get at theJInternal frame api.
My first goal is to unify the Swing/AWT api. At that point one can look at the
whole api
and reconsider the design. Maybe Sun will consider Shark in Java3-4.
Mike
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