Java Application Window

Hi to all,
I wanted to learn is it possible to hide "Java Application Window" section that shows below the every frames created by developer.
regars
bulent

AWT creates this warning banner for every top level window created without the AWTPermission "ShowWindowWithoutWarning".
By default the jnlp sandbox will not include this permission.
If you sign you jars, and you jnlp file contains:
<security> <all-permission> </security>
you will have this permission (along with all others) and top level windows will not get the banner.
/Dietz

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unfortunately the specification requires that the sandbox permission set not include the awt permission "ShowWindowWithoutWarning" by default. Without this permission, all windows will have this notice added by awt. Reasons behind this are to prevent app from poping up after machine is idle, and display window that emulates login screen, to steel users id's and passwords.
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