| Z-Order of Windows [message #334070] |
Mon, 19 January 2009 03:39  |
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I've asked this question in another newsgroup but haven't got an answer
there. Maybe someone here can help me?
I have two workbench windows in an RCP app. Window B is inactive and
partially hidden behind window A. We've implemented an asynchronous
refresh that is triggered by a server. Now, if window B gets a request
to do a refresh it loads all it's data and displays the changed data in
its views. When this happens, however, window B gains focus and is moved
to the front so that window A is now hidden behind window B.
My question now is how I can influence the z-order of workbench windows.
Is there a way to do this?
Kind regards
Bianca
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| Re: Z-Order of Windows [message #334076 is a reply to message #334070] |
Mon, 19 January 2009 06:33  |
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Bianca,
I'd say the problem is the gaining focus thing, so I would try to figure
out why that's happening and prevent it, not try to treat the symptoms
with z-order manipulation.
Bianca wrote:
> I've asked this question in another newsgroup but haven't got an
> answer there. Maybe someone here can help me?
>
> I have two workbench windows in an RCP app. Window B is inactive and
> partially hidden behind window A. We've implemented an asynchronous
> refresh that is triggered by a server. Now, if window B gets a request
> to do a refresh it loads all it's data and displays the changed data
> in its views. When this happens, however, window B gains focus and is
> moved to the front so that window A is now hidden behind window B.
>
> My question now is how I can influence the z-order of workbench
> windows. Is there a way to do this?
>
> Kind regards
> Bianca
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