JDialog unmovable

[Hitesh]

I was playing around with the JDialog component and was wondering if there
was any way to make it fixed position, i.e to not make it move?

[ak]

u can use JWindow it have no title bar at all.

Post by Hitesh
I was playing around with the JDialog component and was wondering if there
was any way to make it fixed position, i.e to not make it move?

[Hitesh]

Post by ak
u can use JWindow it have no title bar at all.

Post by Hitesh
I was playing around with the JDialog component and was wondering if there
was any way to make it fixed position, i.e to not make it move?

The problems is it's got nothing at all...isnt there a better way? a way
to make a JDialog immobile?

[ak]

It is not possible to make a JDialog immobile (dont know why, ask SUN ppl).
but it is possible to add title bar to JWindow and (if needed) make it modal
(like JDialog).

Post by Hitesh

Post by ak
u can use JWindow it have no title bar at all.

Post by Hitesh
I was playing around with the JDialog component and was wondering if there
was any way to make it fixed position, i.e to not make it move?

The problems is it's got nothing at all...isnt there a better way? a way
to make a JDialog immobile?
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Hitesh Kanwathirtha
Undergrad CS Major

[Gerbrand van Dieijen]

Post by Hitesh
I was playing around with the JDialog component and was wondering if there
was any way to make it fixed position, i.e to not make it move?

A very ugly method could be a thread that sets the JDialog at a fixed
position each interval.

Best is probably a JWindow anyway. You coul add you'r own decoration
yourself using the paint/graphics/graphics2d method.

[Frank]

Post by Hitesh
I was playing around with the JDialog component and was wondering if there
was any way to make it fixed position, i.e to not make it move?

well, you can add a component listener, on every componentMoved... just
move it back...

as for the *should* part... this seems to follow the ideology of:

"That user moved their window to somewhere where they want it! We'll show
them for fiddling with system defined settings!"

HTH

Frank