Hi Luciano, At the moment, there is no way to implement exactly what your image appears to describe, since Pivot doesn't currently support internal frames. This feature is being tracked in this JIRA ticket:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIVOT-463 In response to some of your other questions: 1) "what are the attibutes I can set in a window/palette etc in adiction to to the properties accessible by get/set methods..." The "styles" of a component are defined by the bean properties of the currently installed skin. 2) "how to make a window stay on top" Any window will always remain on top of its owner. 3) "Is there any possibility to put an image background in the main display" Not at present. However, you could do this with a StackPane once internal frame support has been added. In the meantime, perhaps you could consider using a TabPane instead of internal frames to manage your MDI-like windows? G On Nov 6, 2010, at 11:41 PM, Luciano - Java/Pivot Java wrote: > Hi, > > my name is Luciano, I am very new to Apache Pivot, but I am very happy and > confident it will grow, since broad band connections ara becaming much more > common I believe applet java have years ahead in terms of maturity and > secutiry besides all of it protability... But for me to start developing my > solutions in Pivot I need a few more informations like what are the attibutes > I can set in a window/palette etc in adiction to to the properties accessible > by get/set methods... how to make a window stay on top. Is there any > possibility to put an image background in the main display? The attached pdf > file has the prototype I am working on, I have already done the same job in > Swing and Flex... > > Luciano > > > > <ApplicationPrototype.pdf>
