THANKS!! Its working!
I have spent DAYS to solve
this problem, I have tried everything. I know who to ask if I got more problems
like this
Thor Erik Karlsen
-Original Message-From:
Dimitris Vyzovitis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To:
Thor Erik Karlsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Date:
You can simply find out which the top level parent frame is.
THis is how you can do it :
public static Frame getTopLevelParent (Component component)
{
Component c = component;
while (c.getParent() !=
null)
c = c.getParent();
if (c instanceof Frame)
I used Symantec's Visual Cafe and I created a PasswordDialog (a Modal
Dialog with 2 textfields: login and password. Visual Cafe contains 2
classes, which it uses for creating PasswordDialogs: ModalDialog and
DialogBox. DialogBox contains the following:
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import java.awt.Butt
I have an applet that shows a dialog that is
supposed to be modal. Since the only way i have found to display a dialog within
an applet, is to create a parent frame for the dialog, the dialog wont be modal
for the applet, only for the frame. Because of this the dialog isnt modal within
the
