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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P2
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1.2.0
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swing1.0fcs
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x86
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generic, windows_95
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Verified
With swing-0.5.1 and JDK1.2P2 on Windows 95 the SwingSet example's dialogs are completely unreadable containing a jumble of images and characters. They look more like a collage than a message. The images are from the tabs and page below and are pasted into the dialog, along with two copies of whatever text was supposed to be in the window, and a couple of copies of its graphics.
Steps to Reproduce
0) Set all corrects paths and system variables.
1) Recompile the SwingSet demo (the win32.mak file did not work for me even with adjustments. I just typed "javac *.java" and that worked.
2) Run using the runnit file.
3) Select any of the dialogs from the Dialogs menu.
RESULT: A jumble of images from the tabs and page below are pasted into the dialog, along with two copies of whatever text was supposed to be in the window, and a couple of copies of its graphics.
nancy.schorr@eng 1997-10-22:
This problems also occurs with Baechuls application "Mario".
nancy.schorr@eng 1997-10-22: The Windows95 machine was running with 256 colors. and DDraw.dll installed.
nancy.schorr@eng 1997-10-23:
This also occurs on Window NT, and does NOT occur on Solaris.
nancy.schorr@eng 1997-11-10:
This bug appears to be fixed in the JDK1.2T build with Swing-0.6 built into the classes.zip file.
Steps to Reproduce
0) Set all corrects paths and system variables.
1) Recompile the SwingSet demo (the win32.mak file did not work for me even with adjustments. I just typed "javac *.java" and that worked.
2) Run using the runnit file.
3) Select any of the dialogs from the Dialogs menu.
RESULT: A jumble of images from the tabs and page below are pasted into the dialog, along with two copies of whatever text was supposed to be in the window, and a couple of copies of its graphics.
nancy.schorr@eng 1997-10-22:
This problems also occurs with Baechuls application "Mario".
nancy.schorr@eng 1997-10-22: The Windows95 machine was running with 256 colors. and DDraw.dll installed.
nancy.schorr@eng 1997-10-23:
This also occurs on Window NT, and does NOT occur on Solaris.
nancy.schorr@eng 1997-11-10:
This bug appears to be fixed in the JDK1.2T build with Swing-0.6 built into the classes.zip file.
- duplicates
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JDK-4087998 An AWT modalless dialog box with lightweight components makes background damaged
- Closed
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JDK-4089308 SwingSet demo dialogs has background as part of main window
- Closed