Window.close() problem

What I want is to close a browser window. but when I use window.close() A dialog box pop's up saying Are u sure u want to close the window.
Now I don't want this dialog box to appear.
Help!!!

Cross-post:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=33&thread=480610&start=0&range=15#2239454
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I have two problems:
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I created a simple JSP with 'Save' and 'Exit' Buttons. In the Exit button on click event I invoked a function closeWindow, which calls teh window.close(). But on clicking Exit, the window does not close. Can anyone please tell me why.
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Try the following..
For problem 1:
Use window.close() instead of window.closeWindow().
For the second problem
don't call the function setPaths() at onload. Rather
call the function after the page is loaded. You can
try like this.
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document.pathDetails.element[0].value =
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ath %>;
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Actually I did try window.close(), but I still am not able to close the current window.
And as for the problem of setting up the field values, sorry the given solution doesnt seem to work. :-(..
I have pasted the entire code, I dont know where teh flaw is. Please review the same and let me know.
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Click the Print Preview button that is just below the drop down box (this will open a new Print Preview window).
In the new window click the Print… button (this will open a Print dialog).
Click the Print button at the bottom of the Print dialog.
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version of printtemplates.exe, make the changes to a copy in a different directory if you don't want to change the original). Start the modified version of the application and follow the same steps as in the reproduction. This time, after clicking
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I have noticed that the print templates API is listed as part of the Legacy APIs.
Is this just because it hasn't changed or is not new? Or does this mean that it is no longer maintained and may be removed (or at least deprecated) at some point in the future?
It would good to know if we should start planning for the implementation of a different method of printing.
I understand that the sample application is no longer maintained, but I also think that the Print Template API that it uses has not changed, and so should still work (and it does mostly).
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The is not the sort of consistent behaviour I would expect from something that is by design.
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I had found that old thread, and I had concluded it was the same issue, but it was also aimed at different aspect of the problem (which I see in the sample application, but not my application).
The visible issue I have is that my users think the application has been closed because after clicking print (on the Print dialog) the application gets hidden by other windows from other applications.
This aspect affects the sample in the same manner and so it was a convenient way to demonstrate the problem.
If IE connect do not look at this issue any time soon, do I have any other avenues to resolve this issue?
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We have written custom stats gathering job whose duration has been set as 14 hours in the schedule. This job starts daily at 6:00 PM and expected to complete upto 8:00 AM next day. But the problem is that this job continues to execute even after 14 hours. If we look at the dba_scheduler_job_run_details table, then its execution duration is about 16 - 19 hours daily. We could not understand as why it is not closed when scheduling window closes? Is there any problem with the scheduler configuration?
select job_name
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JOB_NAME
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SCHEDULE_TYPE
STOP_ON_WINDOW_CLOSE
GATHER_STATS_STD_JOB
GATHER_STATS_STD_PROGRAM
GATHER_STATS_STD_SCHEDULE
NAMED
TRUE
SELECT window_name
      ,schedule_owner
      ,schedule_name
      ,schedule_type
      ,start_date
      ,repeat_interval
      ,end_date
      ,duration
      ,window_priority
      ,next_start_date
      ,last_start_date
      ,enabled
      ,active
FROM dba_scheduler_windows;
window_name
schedule_owner
schedule_name
schedule_type
start_date
repeat_interval
end_date
duration
window_priority
next_start_date
last_start_date
enabled
active
GATHER_STATS_STD_WINDOW
sys
GATHER_STATS_STD_SCHEDULE
named
+00 14:00:00.000000
high
23-feb-15 06.00.10.000000 pm +02:00
23-feb-15 06.00.10.095878 pm +02:00
TRUE
TRUE
We are using Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Prod on Linux platform.
Message was edited by: Moazzam

Straight out of the docs 83 DBMS_SCHEDULER
stop_on_window_close
This attribute only applies if the schedule of a job is a window or a window group. Setting this attribute to TRUE implies that the job should be stopped once the associated window is closed. The job is stopped using the stop_job procedure with force set to FALSE.
Having said that, stop_job with force applies to whether information about the job is gathered - you would have to test, but I believe that the statistics gather will be terminated in the middle of whatever it's doing.
Update: force says:
force
If force is set to FALSE, the Scheduler tries to gracefully stop the job using an interrupt mechanism. This method gives control back to the slave process, which can update the status of the job in the job queue to stopped. If this fails, an error is returned.
If force is set to TRUE, the Scheduler will immediately terminate the job slave. Oracle recommends that STOP_JOB with force set to TRUE be used only after a STOP_JOBwith force set to FALSE has failed.

Window.close() problem

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