I have a Java application that reduce into the system tray when the red cross is pressed.
Whenever this happen, I display a message to inform the user that the application is still running in the system tray.
Here's the code for that :
...
@Override
public void windowClosing(WindowEvent e) {
try {
tray.add(trayIcon);
trayIcon.displayMessage("", "The application has been reduced
in the system tray, to stop it, press the \"Quit\" button",
TrayIcon.MessageType.WARNING);
setVisible(false);
} catch (AWTException ex) {
System.out.println("unable to add to tray");
}
}
...
For the moment, the message disappears if the user clicks on it.
I would like to set up a counter so the message would fade out after a couple of seconds even if nothing has been done.
Does anyone know a nice way to do it cause I can't seem to find any existing method for that.
EDIT
I have to correct my question, in fact, after testing it a little bit longer, it automatically fades out after, let's say, 7-8 seconds but I find it a little bit too long. Also, it only disappears if the user is executing an action (moving the mouse or typing on the keyboard)
So the new question would be : Is there a way to reduce the fade out time and change the message behaviour by configuring the Java application or is it inherent to Windows?
So the new question would be : Is there a way to reduce the fade out time by configuring the Java application or is it inherent to Windows?
MSDN says in part How long to notify - In Windows Vista and later, notifications are displayed for a fixed duration of 9 seconds.
any changes is possible to maintain only on Windows size, but seems like is valid/applied for all messagess
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