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Raja Kannappan
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I've a JFrame. It is non-modal. Is there a way to make it modal? I know I can use JDialog. But, I want to know whether there is a way to make my JFrame as modal without changing it to JDialog?
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Paul Stevens
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Same question as for the other poster. Why do you think you have to use JFrame?
 
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