Oops, this was my error. My shutdown() method was returning true. Switching it to false made the native frame (and the app) close as expected.
Greg, thanks for your help. I can't wait to write Pivot apps in Scala. Clint Gilbert wrote: > Thanks very much. This mostly works (I'm not sure what I was doing > wrong before). However, when I click the 'x' button to close the app, > the Pivot window disappears, but the native frame won't close. I have > to forcibly kill the JVM process. Any ideas why that would happen? > > I'm running from Eclipse. I'll try from the command line too. > > > > Greg Brown wrote: >> Haven't done it myself, but it looks like someone has: >> >> http://github.com/Lewisham/Pivot-and-Scala >> >> Feel free to post your sample code - I'm not a Scala expert but I'm familiar >> enough with it that I might be able to help. >> >> On Mar 12, 2010, at 7:03 PM, Clint Gilbert wrote: >> >> Hello everyone, >> >> Has anyone successfully written a Pivot app in Scala? I tried once, but >> only got a blank window when running my Application from a >> DesktopApplicationContext. I'll post example code later. >>
