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:: com :: sun :: star :: awt ::

interface XSystemChildFactory
Description
specifies a factory interface for creating system child windows.
Methods' Summary
createSystemChild creates a system child window.  
Methods' Details
createSystemChild
XWindowPeer
createSystemChild( [in] any  Parent,
[in] sequence< byte >  ProcessId,
[in] short  SystemType );
Description
creates a system child window.
Returns
the created window.
Parameter Parent
a sytem-specific handle to a window.

You must check the machine ID and the process ID.
WIN32: HWND.
WIN16: HWND.
JAVA: global reference to a java.awt.Component object provided from the JNI-API.
OS2: HWND.
MAC: Not supported.

Parameter ProcessId
the process identifier. Use the sal_getGlobalProcessId function of the RTL library.
Parameter SystemType
one constant out of the constant group ::com::sun::star::lang::SystemDependent.
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