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    Manu Guest

    JPanel modal in a Framework


    Hi, I would like to have some screens modal with in a framework.
    In the API I see that the JDialog are modal and has some fields that
    specify if the window are modal or not. The Problem is that I can't
    extends the JPanel with JDialog or Window and then I can't use the
    properties of this classes.
    It's possible to have easily a JPanel modal?

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    Paul Clapham Guest

    Re: JPanel modal in a Framework

    First of all, JDialog is already a subclass of Window. So you should be
    able to use the properties of Window. Second, you can add a JPanel to your
    JDialog if you like, and do whatever you like with it:

    JPanel p = new JPanel();
    dialog.getContentPane().add(p);

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    "Manu" <manolo_martinez@latinmail.com> wrote in message
    news:3c503313$1@10.1.10.29...
    >
    > Hi, I would like to have some screens modal with in a framework.
    > In the API I see that the JDialog are modal and has some fields that
    > specify if the window are modal or not. The Problem is that I can't
    > extends the JPanel with JDialog or Window and then I can't use the
    > properties of this classes.
    > It's possible to have easily a JPanel modal?




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