ahh...thanks...
I did this:
JDialog myWizard = new JDialog();
myWizard.getContentPane().add(new WizardDialog());
myWizard.setSize(500,350);
myWizard.setModal(true);
myWizard.show();
where WizardDialog extends a JPanel.
Now I just need to decide/figureout/find out how to get my data from the
WizardDialog to
my main application. Floring mentioned using instance variables and I'll
have to see what
can be done.
thanks,
Mario
Mariusz Zaczek
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-----Original Message-----
From: Hans & Susan Horn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 28, 2003 10:25 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [JAVA3D] ? Java Wizard ?
Mariusz,
the Dialog/Frame on the JDialog's ctor is meant the be your app's frame (so
the JDialog knows on-top of which window it is meant to be displayed).
No need to change your wizard component!
"..put my wizard inside.." means : dialog.getContentPane().add(wizard)
cheers,
H.
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