Hi
I have a program which uses a number of JInternalFrames.  For example,
let's say that there are two of them side by side, called "left" and
"right."  If "left" has the focus, and there is a button in the middle
of "right" that you want to click, you can't just click the button
even if "right" is completely visible; rather, you need to first click
to give "right" focus, and then click again a second time on the
button.  I don't want this to happen.  I want it to be that as long as
it's clear what button (or any other component for that matter) is
being clicked -- i.e. the "right" JInternalFrame is not overlapped by
another JInternalFrame -- like the button in my example, it should
automatically get focus and click the button.  I think that this is
the way normal Windows programs work.  If I have a web browser open in
the middle of my screen and a word processor window open next to it,
even if the web browser has focus, I can click a button in the other
window without manually giving it focus first.  Is there any way to do
this in my Java GUI?
Thank you.
-Eli