1. Keep focus of JInternalFrame stackoverflow.comIs there any way to keeps focus of a JInternalFrame, I mean, always focused until it closed or showVisible(false) etc? I already search for a while but I only found a ... |
2. Problem with Focus when switching between JInternalFrames coderanch.comI found one reason why I was having such problems with my cursor when flipping between JInternalFrames. It stems from code that is generated by VA for Java. Our JInternalFrames use JTabbedPane. When you drop a JTabbedPane on the JInternalFrame, it creates a panel called Page. We were then dropping our created panels on this Page. Thus, we were creating a ... |
3. Internal Frame Focus coderanch.com |
4. JInternalFrame to get Focus coderanch.com |
5. JInternalFrames and focus coderanch.comHi all, I've got a doozy, least I think it is hopefully there is an insanely simple fix. Here is the setup. I have an application which contains a JTabbedPane with two tabs. The first tab is a search area with a JTable for results and lots of little fields and buttons for buliding your search. The second tab contains a ... |
6. How to set focus on one of the two JInternalFrame coderanch.com |
7. Focus JInternalFrames .. coderanch.comHi i solved it myself, typical i tried to solve it for hours then you post you problem and then you find the solution. :-) Here the code RohstoffListe RoLi = new RohstoffListe(desktopPane); desktopPane.add(RoLi); RoLi.setVisible(true); RoLi.hasFocus(); Its very important that you call setVisible after you added it to the DesktopPane otherwise the Window will get no Focus. Bye |
8. setting focus of a JInternalFrame coderanch.comHi there, I have a desktop pane to which I am adding two "types" of JInternalFrames: - type 1 are frames that are actually closed when a user closes them ( default close operation is DISPOSE ) - type 2 just get hidden ( setVisible(false), default close operation is HIDE ). When I have only type 1 frames open and close ... |
9. JInternalFrame Focus Traversal forums.oracle.comI am having a heck of a time getting a program with a JFrame which displays multiple JInternalFrames to actually change the focus from one JInternalFrame to another using the keyboard. Newly created JInternalFrames do have the focus. The example at http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/examples/components/index.html shows exactly the behavior I am seeing (except that it manages to pass the focus to the surviving JInternalFrame ... |