Name: krT82822 Date: 04/07/99


Z-ordering of JInternalFrame "MDI" windows under Windows look-and-feel doesn't work properly. To see the problem, simply

1. run SwingSet under Windows look-and-feel.
2. create a few internal frame windows (say "Internal Frame 1" through "Internal Frame 4".
3. close the most recently created window ("Internal Frame 4").
4. Internal Frame 3 (the next frame in the stack) should then be on top, but instead Internal Frame 1 pops up! This is NOT the case with Java look-and-feel: only Windows look-and-feel.

It seems you are simply keeping internal frames in a list and if any internal frame is closed, the oldest frame created is shown.

This may seem like a trivial problem, but my users really hate this "feature". When you close a window, the next window in the stack should open.
(Review ID: 56491)
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