The Confirm Dialog Box is not coming properly.

[dmjpro]

Actually I am trying to POP-UP a confirmation dialog box.
Here is my code ...
[code=java]
class myFrame{
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void actionPerformed (ActionEvent evt){
new StartProcess(th is).start();
}
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}

class StartProcess extebds Thread
{
JFrame frame;
StartProcess(JF rame frame){
this.frame = frame;
}
public void run(){
do();
}

private do(){
JOptionPane.sho wConfirmDialog( frame ............... ); //it's coming but not properly
}
}
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Debasis Jana

[r035198x]

Actually I am trying to POP-UP a confirmation dialog box.
Here is my code ...
[code=java]
class myFrame{
.
.
.
void actionPerformed (ActionEvent evt){
new StartProcess(th is).start();
}
.
.
.
}

class StartProcess extebds Thread
{
JFrame frame;
StartProcess(JF rame frame){
this.frame = frame;
}
public void run(){
do();
}

private do(){
JOptionPane.sho wConfirmDialog( frame ............... ); //it's coming but not properly
}
}
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Debasis Jana

The code you posted is not valid Java code. How can we tell what is wrong with your code when you haven't posted it properly.
Also explain what you mean by "not coming up properly".

[ajos]

[code=java]
class StartProcess extebds Thread
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Debasis Jana

I think there is a typo in extends. I hope its a mistake

[JosAH]

I think there is a typo in extends. I hope its a mistake

There's also a keyword 'do' used as a method (without a return type) name.
That what was shown is a mess and has never even compiled properly. IMHO
a poster should do his/her best to show us the real code that is giving problems,
not something that came up the poster's head as a vague idea. On top of that,
this particular poster should read the API documentation before dumping his
vague problems in this forum.

kind regards,

Jos

[dmjpro]

The code you posted is not valid Java code. How can we tell what is wrong with your code when you haven't posted it properly.
Also explain what you mean by "not coming up properly".

Actually JOS a i have a large code that's y i didn't post it ....
Just simply written a code ......
Actually what happens with my Confirmation Dialog Box .. it's coming with a empty BOX ..no text is there and it can't b closed .....
This is what happening.
Could you figure out dat?

Here is my code....
[code=java]
public class TableListFinal extends javax.swing.JFr ame {
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private void startCopy(java. awt.event.Actio nEvent evt) {
PerformTransfor m pt = new PerformTransfor m(GeneralUtilit y.target_connec tion,GeneralUti lity.source_con nection
,table_lists,Ge neralUtility.so urce_index_info ,logDetailsText Area,this,sourc e_list_table,ta rget_list_table ,noSelectedRows );
pt.start();
}
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}


public class PerformTransfor m extends Thread{
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public PerformTransfor m(Connection p,Connection s,String[] TableNames,Stri ng source_index_in fo,JTextArea logarea,JFrame mainFrame
,DefaultTableMo del srcTabModel,Def aultTableModel tgtTabModel,int[] selectedIndices ) throws Exception{
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this.mainFrame = mainFrame;
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}

public void run(){
try{
StartProcess();
}catch(Exceptio n e){
logarea.setText (logarea.getTex t()+e.getMessag e());
}
}

public void StartProcess() throws Exception{
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if(JOptionPane. showConfirmDial og(mainFrame,"T he Object: "+TableName s[i]+"("+tab_row s[i]+") already existed!! Want to overwrite?","Wa rning!!",JOptio nPane.YES_NO_OP TION)==JOptionP ane.YES_OPTION) {
GeneralUtility. overWritten = true;
Statement tab_drop_stmt = p.createStateme nt();
tab_drop_stmt.e xecute("drop table "
+(GeneralUtilit y.tgt_tablewrap pedwithsemicolo n.equals("YES") ?"\"":"")
+TableNames[i]
+(GeneralUtilit y.tgt_tablewrap pedwithsemicolo n.equals("YES") ?"\"":""));
tab_drop_stmt.c lose();
}
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}
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.}
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Debasis Jana.

[ajos]

Actually JOS a i have a large code that's y i didn't post it ....
Just simply written a code ......
Actually what happens with my Confirmation Dialog Box .. it's coming with a empty BOX ..no text is there and it can't b closed .....
This is what happening.
Could you figure out dat?

Debasis Jana.

I think jos said it right

There's also a keyword 'do' used as a method (without a return type) name. That what was shown is a mess and has never even compiled properly

You cant use a method called do(), its a keyword as jos mentioned

[dmjpro]

I think jos said it right

You cant use a method called do(), its a keyword as jos mentioned

Sorry Guys.
But I don't Understand still why it was not coming then.
Same code I run today ..it's coming properly.
Strange!!!!
Anyway Thanks for your helps.

Debasis Jana.

[JosAH]

You always encounter those sort of problems: something doesn't work and after
one of your threads has received tips, hints, etc. all of a sudden automagically
your problem seems to be solved. Are you going to figure out what caused the
problems initially or are you going to leave all that voodoo in. I don't believe in
voodoo and I trust that sort of code as far as I can throw a rock at it.

kind regards,

Jos

[dmjpro]

You always encounter those sort of problems: something doesn't work and after
one of your threads has received tips, hints, etc. all of a sudden automagically
your problem seems to be solved. Are you going to figure out what caused the
problems initially or are you going to leave all that voodoo in. I don't believe in
voodoo and I trust that sort of code as far as I can throw a rock at it.

kind regards,

Jos

Thanks ... :-)

Debasis Jana