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I know this is a tall order, but does anyone have an old java/jsp/access db webshop project lying about that they'd like to share with me?
Or even point me in the write direction of some coding.
I have to create an online sports club with login+shop, and I've just come to a dead end.
I don't seem to be getting anything working.
Thanks for any input.

I build some TCP Service, on TCP request must be opened popup windows.
Here code:

     SendfaxDialog sf=new SendfaxDialog (null,true,fileName);
     sf.applyComponentOrientation(hylaFrontFrame.getInstance().getComponentOrientation());
     sf.setAlwaysOnTop(true);
     sf.setVisible(true);

SendfaxDialog is JDialog child.
It work fine, but when dialog opened, in Windows i have focus on native application...
User must click on dialog to start input.

What can i do to change it??
Dialog must be activated automatically.
I tried toFront(), requestFocus(), requestFocusWindow() - it all not help....

Ok, I got the Thread issue resolved, I think, to slow down the movement process from my previous post. Here is a simple version of what I am trying to do.


//assume the label is initialized and added to the pane

for(int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
{
label.setLocation(label.getX() + 1, label.getY();
Thread.sleep(10);
}

Now when I run this, the label starts and ends in the appropriate spot. The time taken for it to get there is right with the Thread statement. The problem is when I hit the button to do the movement the label still goes from its original spot to the end spot in one jump, there is no updated "slide" effect.

How do I create the slide transition to actually see the label moving over?