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Modal JFrame in VisualAge?????

 
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Hello,
I realise that JDialogs have a modal property, and JFrames don't. I think I am just making life hard for myself, but I want to make my JFrame modal!
I am using VisualAge 2.0, and have tried event-to-method connections to send the JFrame to the front when it is Deactivated, Iconified or Hidden.... none of these work.
I have searched this site extensively and found only that most people opted for the JDialog! There must be a Swing god out there somewhere that knows a trick!
Thanks!
 
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