At 09:19 PM 11/26/2001 -0800, Ken Miller wrote:
>I am using a JDesktop and creating several JInternalFrames inside it. The
>problem I seem to be having is that I can't seem to control the placement of
>the JInternalFrames. When I create them and pass BorderLayout.CENTER the
>window is still placed at the top left of the desktop.
BorderLayout.CENTER?
What's wrong with setLocation(x,y)?
>Also when I try to bring a new JInternalFrame to the from by calling
><name>.toFront(), the JInternalFrame is still at the back of the frames. I
>am trying to find out why the toFront() doesn't seem to work the way
>expected. Any ideas?
foobar.moveToFront()
You sure you compiled your program?
Frank G.
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