I have another solution. In the start method of the Rich Dialog we add a script step. In there we remove the DefaultCloseOperation of the panel which defines what happens after a click on "X". Instead of the normal DefaultCloseOperation we register our own WindowListener. As the listener must be written in Java we use `getPanelAPI().callMethod("close", new Object[] {});` to call a Rich Dialoh method which handles the closing then for us. You can achieve it like this: 1. call following code in a script step after the RD StartStart, which prevents the frame from closing and adds an own windowlistener import com.ulcjava.base.application.ULCFrame; ULCFrame frame = panel.getRootPane() as ULCFrame; frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(ULCFrame.DO_NOTHING_ON_CLOSE); frame.addWindowListener(panel); 2. Add following method in the panel code which implements IWindowListener @Override public void windowClosing(WindowEvent event) { try { getPanelAPI().callMethod("close", new Object[] {}); } catch (Exception e) { Ivy.log().error("Cannot call close method", e); } } 3. Add a close method to the RD LogicLogic where you can execute custom code

I have another solution. In the start method of the Rich Dialog we add a script step. In there we remove the DefaultCloseOperation of the panel which defines what happens after a click on "X". Instead of the normal DefaultCloseOperation we register our own WindowListener. As the listener must be written in Java we use `getPanelAPI().callMethod("close", new Object[] {});` to call a Rich Dialoh method which handles the closing then for us.us. You can achieve it like this: 1. call following code in a script step after the RD Start import com.ulcjava.base.application.ULCFrame; ULCFrame frame = panel.getRootPane() as ULCFrame; frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(ULCFrame.DO_NOTHING_ON_CLOSE); frame.addWindowListener(panel); 2. Add following method in the panel code which implements IWindowListener @Override public void windowClosing(WindowEvent event) { try { getPanelAPI().callMethod("close", new Object[] {}); } catch (Exception e) { Ivy.log().error("Cannot call close method", e); } } 3. Add a close method to the RD Logic

I have another solution. In the start method of the Rich Dialog we add a script step. In there we remove the DefaultCloseOperation of the panel which defines what happens after a click on "X". Instead of the normal DefaultCloseOperation we register our own WindowListener. As the listener must be written in Java we use `getPanelAPI().callMethod("close", new Object[] {});` to call a Rich Dialoh method which handles the closing then for us.