> ...
> > I call a second JDialog in the first JDialog. Before the second windows
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> Andrew T.
> Dear Andrew,
I am nobody's 'dear'.
> Thanks.
Your future lack of top-posting, will be thanks enough.
The post suggests you miss parts of messages
when top-posting as well*.
>..It's observed behavior. The first window closed before the
> second window, but I'd like to keep the first stay there and do
> something more after getting the result from the second window.
Try making the second JDialog to modal=true, and all
input will be blocked until it is dismissed, but then
(according to your statements) the first JDialog will
immedately close in any case.
This all depends on *..
> I am a beginner of Java.
This is a GUI problem, and you have chosen a good group
to pursue it, however I will mention that there is a group
especially well suited to those *starting* Java, it is
comp.lang.java.help, and GUI related problems are also
regularly discussed there.
...
> > To be more specific, that question might include
> > - the code
* 'the code' you are using, which is nowhere in sight.
Try preparing an SSCCE** and submitting it if you have
further problems, as code speaks a thousand words
(of explanations and descriptions).
** <http://www.physci.org/codes/sscce/>
Andrew T.
PJava - 26 Oct 2006 22:53 GMT
HI Andrew,
I appreciate all of you guys' help! I did follow the some suggestion,
and conquered the problem.
--Paul
> > Dear Andrew,
>
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> ** <http://www.physci.org/codes/sscce/>
This is a nice idea:-)
> Andrew T.