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Old 11-14-2008, 05:25 PM
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Default XTerm window appearing in full screen swing app
Hi all,

I have a full-screen Swing app running on a Linux machine and using the IBM JVM. I start this application via command line in a Xterm window. Depending on user interaction, I have different pop-up windows displayed (confirmation msgs, alerts, etc).

Sometimes, after a user closes such a pop-up window (e.g.: clicking on the "Ok" button), the Xterm window which started the Swing app appears. I can of course hide this Xterm window by clicking anywhere in the full-screen Swing app, but this should not happen to the user.

Does anyone have an idea what could be done about this ? By the way, the pop-up windows I display are either classes extending JDialog or simply JOptionPane-related classes.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide,
Chris
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Can you find anyway else to run the program instead of xterm?
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