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  1. Jul 21st, 2005, 03:26 AM #1
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    reference to parrent component

    How to get referende to parrent component?
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    Re: reference to parrent component

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  3. Jul 21st, 2005, 08:33 AM #3
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    Re: reference to parrent component

    Thanks
    is there any way to find top most component without looping?
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    Re: reference to parrent component

    What do you mean by that? The top most level is the Object class. Are you talking about trying to get a reference to a component that is at the very top of the frame?
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    Re: reference to parrent component

    just have a reference of the topmost frame w/in your class. ... If you don't want to loop it.
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    Re: reference to parrent component

    I think he means component in the swing sense, which you get by calling getParent().
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    Re: reference to parrent component

    Corect you are CornedBee. Nice to see you are back.
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    Re: reference to parrent component

    Back from where? I've been here all the time - just didn't find many questions that tickled my fancy.
    In fact, I'll be gone for three weeks now.
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    Re: reference to parrent component

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    Back from where? I've been here all the time - just didn't find many questions that tickled my fancy.
    I was just kidding.

    In fact, I'll be gone for three weeks now.
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  12. Jul 25th, 2005, 12:33 AM #10
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    Re: reference to parrent component

    I mean, to get reference to the JFrame but getParent() gives me contentpane.

    I am using my menu in a different class and and I attached it to Jframe in diffrent class now I want to reference the JFrame for the menu.
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