Window

[rinkuu]

Window w = new Window(Window owner);

is it possible to create a window object by using this statement. iam
a new bee please help me . if any body can tell me why i cannot create
a widow object.

 

[Michael Borgwardt]

Window w = new Window(Window owner);

is it possible to create a window object by using this statement.
Certainly.

iam a new bee please help me .

We are willing to.

if any body can tell me why i cannot create
a widow object.

Nobody can tell you that without more information, at the very least:

- What *exactly* did you do?
- What did you expect to happen?
- What *exactly* happened instead?

 

[Lee]

Outsourcing. What a great idea.

 

[Andrew Thompson]

On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 16:15:10 GMT, Lee wrote:

Please do not top-post Lee, I find it most confusing

...
Outsourcing. What a great idea.

OK, ..now I have to admit I wasn't quite
sure where to paste your comment, but
that really brings us to the crux of my
question.

What did your comment have to do with
opening a new window?

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[Joona I Palaste]

Please do not top-post Lee, I find it most confusing
<http://www.physci.org/codes/javafaq.jsp#netiquette>
see further comments in-line.

OK, ..now I have to admit I wasn't quite
sure where to paste your comment, but
that really brings us to the crux of my
question.

What did your comment have to do with
opening a new window?

Nothing. Xenophobia. Bigotry. What great ideas.

 

[Grant Wagner]

Window w = new Window(Window owner);

is it possible to create a window object by using this statement. iam
a new bee please help me . if any body can tell me why i cannot create
a widow object.

Would I be correct in assuming you've confused JavaScript with Java and
you are expecting some bit of documentation about java.awt.Window you've
read to work in client-side JavaScript to create a new window?

Because if you were actually using Java, you would need, at a minimum, a
Class definition of your own, an import java.awt.Window; and the correct
syntax (which would be Window w = new Window(owner) - assuming owner is a
valid Window object reference itself).

Please show all the code you are attempting to use this in. Explain what
you expect to happen. Explain what actually happens.

Then perhaps someone can help you.