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how to set JInternalFrame "Always on Top" of the other JInternal Frame

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Vk - 21 Apr 2005 20:22 GMT
Hi folks,

I have an MDI application in which I am trying to have one internal
frame(which is basically acting as a JDialog) on top of other internal
frame just like JOptionPane dialog boxes!

Best Regards,

VK
Andrey Kuznetsov - 21 Apr 2005 20:47 GMT
> I have an MDI application in which I am trying to have one internal
> frame(which is basically acting as a JDialog) on top of other internal
> frame just like JOptionPane dialog boxes!

move it to another layer, but first read javadoc for JLayeredPane

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VJ - 22 Apr 2005 03:56 GMT
>>I have an MDI application in which I am trying to have one internal
>>frame(which is basically acting as a JDialog) on top of other internal
>>frame just like JOptionPane dialog boxes!
>
> move it to another layer, but first read javadoc for JLayeredPane

Thaks Andrey :)

-VK


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