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We are hosting web applications in a .Net webbrowser control embedded in a winform.
When a java applet in a web application displays a modal dialog, only the applet area within the webapplication is deactivated. (The requirement is firefox-style modality).
Is there a way to detect that the applet in the webbrowser control displays a modal dialog? (alternatively, get a window handle, when a java applet dialog is opening?)
Use sun.plugin2.main.client.ModalityHelper.installModalityListener(). This will signal modalityPopped and modalityPushed.
http://www.javasourcecode.org/html/open-source/jdk/jdk-6u23/sun/plugin2/main/client/ModalityHelper.html#installModalityListener%28sun.plugin2.main.client.ModalityInterface%29
Requires Java 6 and may only work on some specific platforms (scope yet unknown).