setModal Dialog problem on Mac

In Mac, when we click Help Button inside the modal dialog to

execute JSObject(Help Page), a new Browser window appears

With the URL, but the browser window does not load it contents.

Moreover, opens the new browser window in the back side of the Pdialog.

It works perfectly fine on windows.

It happens only with PDialog whenever it is displayed as a modal

dialog which in turn calls JSObject on clicking of Help Button

that is located at PDialog's title bar.

until we close the modal dialog.Immediately after we close the

modal dialog the page loads. This behavior does not occur with IE on

windows.

We have tried multiple options like

1) Separate Thread, then start()'ing the Thread in

actionPerformed(), instead of executing it directly.

2) Used JSObject as a model of the PDialog.

We are kind of struggling to proceed further on these MAC

specific SARs. Can you please provide us few options to explore further

on to resolve this?

Plz it is very urgent.

you can send me a solution on my mail Id: govind.sethiya@lionbridge.com

[1151 byte] By [Govind123a] at [2007-11-27 7:03:20]
# 1

> In Mac, when we click Help Button inside the modal

> dialog to

> execute JSObject(Help Page), a new Browser window

> appears

>

> With the URL, but the browser window does not load it

> contents.

> Moreover, opens the new browser window in the back

> side of the Pdialog.

> It works perfectly fine on windows.

>

> It happens only with PDialog whenever it is

> displayed as a modal

> ialog which in turn calls JSObject on clicking of

> Help Button

>

> that is located at PDialog's title bar.

> until we close the modal dialog.Immediately after

> we close the

> odal dialog the page loads. This behavior does not

> occur with IE on

> windows.

>

> We have tried multiple options like

> 1) Separate Thread, then start()'ing the Thread in

> actionPerformed(), instead of executing it directly.

> 2) Used JSObject as a model of the PDialog.

>

> We are kind of struggling to proceed further on

> these MAC

> pecific SARs. Can you please provide us few options

> to explore further

> on to resolve this?

>

> Plz it is very urgent.

> you can send me a solution on my mail Id:

> govind.sethiya@lionbridge.com

Welcome to the Java forums. There is an unwritten law here that you do not, repeat NOT, mark your questions as urgent because questions here are answered leisurely and out of good will. Most likely your urgent question may end up being ignored altogether. Secondly all solutions are usually posted at the forum for all to see and benefit from it. Thats the spirit of open source software.

Now to your question, read through it and see what is wrong with it. Maybe its only me but the question is not making much sense! Lay out what you want in an orderly and clear way and may it be relevant to Java and not any specific operating system.

Cheers!

Jamwaa at 2007-7-12 18:54:32 > top of Java-index,Java Essentials,Java Programming...
# 2

> There is an unwritten law

> here that you do not, repeat NOT, mark your questions

> as urgent

It's a well-written, strongly encouraged guideline:

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#urgent

And for bonus:

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#noprivate

CeciNEstPasUnProgrammeura at 2007-7-12 18:54:32 > top of Java-index,Java Essentials,Java Programming...
# 3
>It's a well-written, strongly encouraged guideline:Thank you CeciNEstPasUnProgrammeur for clearing the air on that.
Jamwaa at 2007-7-12 18:54:32 > top of Java-index,Java Essentials,Java Programming...