DesktopManager implementation question

Before I go reinventing the wheel, does anyone know of a pointer to a DesktopManager implementation that handles resizing properly when its internal frames are minimized?

Specifically, I'm looking for some set of behavior equal to or greater than the following:

When an internal frame is iconified AND the look and feel has located that iconified frame at the bottom of the desktop AND the desktop is resized, THEN the iconified frame should reoccupy the appropriate position in the newly-sized desktop.

Right now what happens is that the iconified frame simply stays where it is. This is in keeping with a container that really doesn't have a layout manager, but it's not what a user would expect.

Thanks in advance for any pointers; I have done my homework via Google, this newsgroup, etc. but haven't found anything. There are plenty of examples of putting a JDesktopPane into a JScrollPane, but for various reasons I'd really REALLY like to avoid this if possible.

Thanks,
Laird
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