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hi once again
i want to know how can i get a reference to the current active JInternal frame in a desktop pane and close it on click of on a button
is there a method which let me do so?
please reply this is urgent
Thanx a million
Chhaya
 
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At the best of times, in the middle of the day, less than 6 hours is pushing it...
but.. it's 1 am on this side of the world. (North America)

Don't expect a whole bunch of answers that quickly at this time of the day.
[This message has been edited by Mike Curwen (edited June 04, 2001).]
 
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JDesktopPane dp = new ...
JInternalFrame if = dp.getSelectedFrame();
Try to look sometimes in the Java docs.
Sometimes it is usefull !!!

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