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  2. JDK-4425856

Frame property indicating it should appear in a "Windows" menu or task list

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    • 1.3.0
    • client-libs
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      Name: krC82822 Date: 03/14/2001


      java version "1.3.0"

      Proposal - a flag indicating that a Frame should appear in an OS-provided list
      of an application's Frames, and a way of determining whether that list is a
      "Windows" menu (usually only possible with global menu bars)

      Mac OS X will automatically manage a "Windows" menu for your application if you
      set the kWindowInWindowMenuAttribute flag on a Frame. The menu doesn't appear
      unless you have a visible window with that flag set. The flag can be changed at
      any time. The menu will automatically be added to all menubars belonging to the
      application.

      Users may want to use the native menu if it's there, and provide their own if
      it's not, so they need a way to tell if the platform provides it. Or they might
      want to do their own everywhere.

      OS/2's equivalent is to let you specify which Frames show up in the task list
      for your application, IIRC if you don't set the flag, you get just a single
      entry.

      Windows has something similar (I haven't used Windows since 3.0, so I don't know
      what it is)

      This is just a "nice to have" feature, if a platform doesn't support it we don't
      need to p
      (Review ID: 118837)
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