How can I disable my Window 7 Desktop in Java
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Yeah that's what I am afraid of using just pop up dialog. I think it much better if I am going to make full screen window with matching some keyboard disabled such as alt+tab, alt+escape and any other keyboard shortcut that will switch window to window. I think it is much better? How was it?
you can't do more than that. You don't know the other applications and have no complete control over the OS. Why should the user not be allowed to use other applications? You're talking about a timer, what should the user do when the timer runs?
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You can use BlockInput() win32 API and call it in java using JNI. It will block the all input events of the system. :)
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You can use BlockInput() win32 API and call it in java using JNI. It will block the all input events of the system. :)
Laxmikant_Yadav wrote:
It will block the all input events of the system.
MSDN says otherwise. Ctrl-Alt-Del still works, so the user could get into task manager and kill the blocking app. Peter
Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994.
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Laxmikant_Yadav wrote:
It will block the all input events of the system.
MSDN says otherwise. Ctrl-Alt-Del still works, so the user could get into task manager and kill the blocking app. Peter
Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994.
Thanks for sharing this.
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Yeah that's what I am afraid of using just pop up dialog. I think it much better if I am going to make full screen window with matching some keyboard disabled such as alt+tab, alt+escape and any other keyboard shortcut that will switch window to window. I think it is much better? How was it?
flashery wrote:
think it much better if I am going to make full screen window with matching some keyboard disabled such as alt+tab, alt+escape and any other keyboard shortcut that will switch window to window.
And AGAIN...you need to research 'kiosk'. And AGAIN...you cannot do all of that in java. So your choices are 1. Research all of the problems and then implement solutions with the understanding that some of the implementation will not be in java. 2. Go forward knowing that you cannot accomplish that in java. And as such a full screen display is going to be good enough.