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I am writing a small app that requires a ProgressBar to appear centred under the frame's TitleBar as is often seen in Mac OSX apps. I have two problems: 1 . I have managed the positioning but I had to hard code the parent Frame's TitleBar height. Is there a 'soft' way to get the TitleBar's height? In the Dialog's constructor: Dimension dimensionParentFrame = parent.getSize(); Dimension dimensionDialog = getSize(); int x = parent.getX() + ((dimensionParentFrame.width - dimensionDialog.width)/2); setLocation(x, parent.getY() + 22); // TODO HARD CODE WARNING TITLE HEIGHT 2 . Even though the

if(e.getActionCommand().equals("save to file")) { System.out.println("save is pressed"); StringBuffer fileContent = new StringBuffer(); TableModel tModel = m_table.getModel(); for (int i = 1; i < tModel.getRowCount(); i++) { for(int j=0;j<tModel.getColumnCount();j++) { Object cellValue = tModel.getValueAt(i, j); // ... continue to read each cell in a row fileContent.append(cellValue); // ... continue to append each cell value fileContent.append(" "); } fileContent.append("\n"); } FileWriter fileWriter; try { fileWriter = new FileWriter(new File("data.txt")); fileWriter.write(fileContent

Problem: user starts long operation from applet; JDialog with progress bar is displayed. User open/switch to another browser tab - JDialog is still displayed (and annoys user). JDialog should be hidden when user switch to another tab; and displayed again, when user switch back. Note: I saw question with similar problem, where solution was add windowActivated/deactivated listener. It doesn't work for me, because there are multiple frames in window, and one of them contains applet. When user clicks on another frame, windowDeactivate event is casted, but user still in the same tab. Try specifying

This problem is solved. I'm am developing a Java Swing based projected, and the look & feel of the application is completely customized. We are trying to maintain a consistent appearance throughout the program, and the default Java dialog windows are not the same. The current issue requires a control blocking call to the user prompt. Similar to JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog() In this case, the static call produces a window, and halts the flow of the program until the user selects an option. It also returns the value of the option. Note that the GUI itself is not locked up logically, but the

How do I set the font size of the title of a JDialog. I'm displaying JDialogs on extremely high resolution monitors (5 mega pixels), and the dialog titles are not legible. I need to do this on a per dialog basis because the application is multi-monitor, and some dialogs appear on lower resolution monitors, and some on higher resolution monitors. Bala R You can play with setDefaultLookAndFeelDecorated() , but the title bar is not going to look native or like other normal dialogs, but you can try this. JDialog.setDefaultLookAndFeelDecorated(true); JDialog dialog = new JDialog(frame, "Test");

I am having trouble to set the frame as a owner to the dialog. Normally when I extend JDialog class for creating a dialog then I use super(frame) to specify the owner of the dialog such that both of them are not disjoint when you press alt+tab . But when I create a dialog using new like JDialog dialog = new JDialog() then I am unable to specify the frame as owner to the dialog. Following example demonstrates above two approaches. Top Click button opens a dialog which is without extending JDialog . Bottom Click button opens a dialog with extending JDialog . import java.awt.BorderLayout; import