Wiki Page: Why does "IsEnabled" method always return true when called against a JavaMainWin control?

When an application loads a modal dialog, the parent window is disabled preventing any user input. The expected behaviour for the "IsEnabled" method would be to return the value "FALSE". It has been discovered however, for the JavaMainWin control specifically, that the "IsEnabled" method will return the value "TRUE" regardless of the JavaMainWin state. The cause for the said behavior was actually found to result from the JVM version being used, if your Java application uses the JVM version "1.6.0_06" the IsEnabled method will always return "TRUE" for a JavaMainWin control. Upgrading the JVM version being used, for example JVM 1.6.0_13, will resolve the problem.