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I wrote a small authenticator class. It is designed to pop up a window, allow the user to type in their information and return a PasswordAuthentication object. To do this when the authenticator is created, in the constructor I pop up the window. public MyAuthenticator() { super(); getJDialog(); JDialog.show(); In my button on the window I take the values and move them to strings which get sent back in the protected PasswordAuthentication getPasswordAuthentication() method which consists simply of return (new PasswordAuthentication (uname,pass.toCharArray())). In my main program that uses the authenticator I do the following: ........ Authenticator a = new MyAuthenticator(); Authenticator.setDefault(a); ........ When I run this code, the window pops up in the Authenticator class, but the main program seems to keep chugging along - not waiting for my data entry into the window. The window itself works fine, but the main program just seems to not want to wait for the data coming back from it. I know the authenticator class works fine other than the GUI. If I supress the GUI and just force in a user name and password, everything runs fine. When I put in the GUI, it does not. Any ideas where I may be going wrong? Larry _______________________________________________ No banners. No pop-ups. No kidding. Make My Way your home on the Web - http://www.myway.com
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