Hi everyone,
I originally sent this message awhile ago, does anyone have any idea
what is responsible for this (mis)behavior? I have been able to combat
some of it by using non-modal dialogs instead of separate
frames/windows; however, there is at least one frame that I cannot
convert into a dialog that suffers from the problem described below.
Thanks!
Warren
Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.
--Benjamin Franklin
"Warren W. Thompson" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have observed that when the mouse pointer moves over the JSVGCanvas
> object the window that contains it will be moved in front of any other
> windows within the application. I have found this issue running on
> Windows 2000 and Windows XP. Also, I have reproduced this issue using
> both J2SE 1.4.0 and J2SE 1.4.1_01 on both of the afore mentioned
> operating systems.
>
> This has become an issue in the application that I am working on
> because the instance of the JSVGCanvas resides just below the tool bar.
> When a user clicks a button in the tool bar to display another window
> in the application and then moves the mouse down from the tool bar to
> interact with the new window, the new window is completely obscured
> behind the main application window when the mouse passes over the
> JSVGCanvas.
>
> The behavior can be easily reproduced by...
>
> 1. Open the Squiggle SVG viewer
> 2. Open the memory monitor window
> 3. Make sure that the memory monitor window is over and in front of
> the JSVGCanvas in the main Squiggle window, with some of the
> JSVGCanvas still visible behind the memory monitor window
> 4. Move the mouse pointer over the partially obscured JSVGCanvas
> and watch as the main Squiggle window pops itself in front
> of and over the memory monitor window, absolutely no clicking
> required
>
> Warren
>
> Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.
> --Benjamin Franklin
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