Re: [Swing] Controlling depth of multiple JWindows.
From: ak (spam_at_imagero.com)
Date: 12/29/03
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Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 10:52:49 +0100
> I am developing an application that has three JWindows that must
> always be displayed on the screen. One displays radar data and is
> permanently fixed in the background and covers the entire screen,
> while the other two are task bar type windows located across the top
> and bottom of the screen. The two task bar windows must always be
> displayed on top of the main radar window.
this is simple - main radar should be owner of task bar windows.
> Other JFrames and JDialogs
> may also be displayed over the top of the main radar window.
this is realy diffcult - I don't say it is impossible.
But you should forget JFrames/JDialogs and work only with JWindows.
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