JBPopup with frame

Hello Robert,

RB> How do I create a JBPopup with a frame like the one on CTRL-E.
RB> I used the following:
RB>

 ComponentPopupBuilder builder =
RB> JBPopupFactory.getInstance().createComponentPopupBuilder(myComp,
RB> myComp);
RB> builder.setResizable(true);
RB> builder.setTitle("SomeTitle");
RB> builder.setRequestFocus(true);
RB> 
RB> builder.createPopup().showCenteredInCurrentWindow(psiElement.getProj
RB> ect());
RB> ]]>

RB> but this only produces a popup similar to "Parameter Info" without
RB> any frame and no title.

Here's how the Recent Files popup is built:

new PopupChooserBuilder(list).
setTitle(IdeBundle.message("title.popup.recent.files")).
setMovable(true).
setItemChoosenCallback(runnable).
addAdditionalChooseKeystroke(getAdditionalSelectKeystroke()).
createPopup().showCenteredInCurrentWindow(project);


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Thanks, that could help. Currently the popup is only a list. So it will work, but as soon as it becomes a more complex widget, the PopupChooserBuilder won't work. Is there a way to create a popup with a frame that uses a JPanel as the component instead of a JList?

Cheers,
Robert

I found out myself.
I had to make the popup movable and not resizable to get the frame.

Cheers,
Robert