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Hi
In an MDI application, I need to create a
dialog which stays always on top of the application. A typical example of
this is the standard Find dialog in many application like Word or
even in applications written in java like NetBeans.
The only hint that I find is that the
java.awt.Window class has a toFront() methos. However, to use this, I would have
to check for any focuses gained by other windows/dialogs and always call this
method which seems to be a too complicated way.
Are threre any other easier ways?
Thanks for any help.
Ivan
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