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[xxxxjayxxx]

I just create a program. After I click exit a "Thank You" frame will appear.

How can I make the "Thank You" frame disappear after few sec by itself without letting the user to click on X button.

[wim DC]

use the dispose() method.

[xxxxjayxxx]

ok ... I just try dispose method ... The frame closes immediately.

Is there any chance that I can set a timer ? So that when the time is up the frame will closes by itself.

[Sinipull]

TimeUnit.SECONDS.sleep(3);

[xxxxjayxxx]

Editted found some errors

Edited by xxxxjayxxx, 10 August 2011 - 08:15 AM.

[wim DC]

Do the dispose after the sleep...

[Sinipull]

Put the sleep-code right before your message then... currently it's at the end.
put it before:

tyFrame.setVisible(true);

[Kibet]

You can use the java.awt.Robot class where you
make the robot move the mouse to the close button. Then make it
press the mouse button and release automaticaly.
e.g.
Robot r=new Robot();
r.mouseMove(x,y);//where x and y are cordinate positions of close button
r.mousePress(KeyEvent.BUTTON1_MASK);//Left mouse button
r.mouseRelease((KeyEvent.BUTTON1_MASK);

for timing use:
r.sleep(t);//where t is in milliseconds
Hope this will help

[wim DC]

Kibet said:

You can use the java.awt.Robot class where you
make the robot move the mouse to the close button. Then make it
press the mouse button and release automaticaly.
e.g.
Robot r=new Robot();
r.mouseMove(x,y);//where x and y are cordinate positions of close button
r.mousePress(KeyEvent.BUTTON1_MASK);//Left mouse button
r.mouseRelease((KeyEvent.BUTTON1_MASK);

for timing use:
r.sleep(t);//where t is in milliseconds
Hope this will help

That's actually a bad idea, not only makes it things way more complicated than it has to be, there are many cases where that will fail due to, for example, the frame being minimized or the frame being overlapped by any other program.
Besides, it's not really user friendly to go steal their mouse.