Arbitary Modal dialog in JDeskTop MDI environment

Why have Sun gone to such lengths to make it difficult to do your own model dialogs?
JOptionPane with it's showInternalXXX methods hints that JDialogs in an MDI are unhealthy (even though I'm not sure why).
Looking through the source for JOptionPane and JDialog shows that making your own JInternalWindow modal would be, at best, messy, at worst impossible.
JOptionPane acually uses a reflection cheat to access a private method in Component to do the modal thing.
Anyone know why this minefield has been built, and how best to get through?

On the face of it, sure. And I've yet to have a problem using JDialog this way.
What puzzles me, then, is why JOptionPane goes to the trouble of having all those showInternalXXXDialog methods, which when I check the code do their own thing as far a modality is concerned. I had a poke arround in the source of JOptionPane in an attempt to determine the point in having these two kinds of Dialog.
On a previous occasion I've looked through JDialog in an attempt to understand how that implements modality. And it does it in rather a different way.
In both cases it seems like Sun has gone out of their way to prevent us from doing our own thing.

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Dear Jason F.
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Hello
I did the same way you told me
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system hangs and
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and thanks for yours early response
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Hi Mkehret,
Does your dialog have ActiveX controls on it? If your DLL dialog uses ActiveX controls and is not programmed in a certain manner it can hang because of a conflict in the threading model used by the TestStand Engine that is calling into your DLL and the model that is required by the MFC ActiveX Container. If you are using ActiveX controls in your dialog, you need to make special considerations for the threading model MFC dialogs that use ActiveX controls need in order to work properly. The example under \Examples\MFCActiveXContainerDlg illustrates how to appropriately handle this situation as well as explaining why it is necessary.
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Again for information on properly creating a dialog class object and displaying it as non-modal refer to the information on MSDN that I referred you to in this post:
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I have a relatively simple GUI application written in Java 6u20 that involves a main gui window (extends JFrame). Most of the file menu operations result in a modal dialog (either JFileChooser or JOptionPane) being presented to the user.
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It won't comfort you much, but I had similar problems on Solaris 10, and at the time we traked them down to a known bug [6262392|http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6262392]. The status of this latter is "Closed, will not fix", although it is not explained why...
It's probably because the entry is itself related to another, more general, bug [6888200|http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do;jsessionid=b6eea0fca217effffffffe82413c8a9fce16?bug_id=6888200], which is still open.
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None of our attempts (+toFront(...)+ etc...) solved the issue either, and they only moderately lowered the frequency of occurrence.
I left the project since then, but I was said that the workaround mentioned in the first bug entry (see comments) doesn't work, whereas switching to Java Desktop instead of CDE reduced the frequency of the issues (without fixing them completely either) - I don't know whether it's an option on HPUX.
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