Name: rk38400 Date: 04/15/98


How to reproduce:
1) Go to a Windows 95 system
2) Go to jfc/demo/SimpleExample
3) Run SimpleExample (e.g. java SimpleExample)

4) Press the Hello,World button and move mouse.
   Press the radio buttons.
5) The block of pixels vacated by mouse will be
   incorrect, OR the mouse arrow will be painted
   over.

This is for Java 1.2beta2, and swing0.7 and
swing1_0_1
(Review ID: 26997)
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carlos.lucasius@canada 1998-12-10:

FYI:

Date: Tue, 08 Dec 1998 19:52:24 -0500
To: Carlos.Lucasius@Canada
From: John Zukowski <###@###.###>
Subject: Fwd: Bug Id 4129096
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This seemed appropriate to forward.

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>http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4129096.html
>
> This is a serious bug in Windows and it still exists in the
>JDK1.2 release. It basically means that if you use Swing components in
>your apps, any Windows users who use themes or non-standard cursors (a
>LARGE crowd of people) will have horrible mouse artifacts and they will
>think your application is very buggy.
>
> Unfortunately, this bug is also closed (non-reproducible) because,
>I suspect, the tester was not using a theme in windows.
>
> Does anyone know who to write to at Sun to re-open this bug? Or
>is there a duplicate bug in the parade that I'm not finding?
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Name: tb29552 Date: 04/20/99


This bug occoured since 1.2 (still in 1.2.1). It is as huge as I
thought the bug would be detected before (or, what I think up to
now in a small case, my configuration must be wrong?)

Each time, using a non-standard mouse cursor (as example,
3d-cursor came with any Windows distribution 95, 98 and NT), all
light-weight objects in GUI overwrite the mouse and leaving
droppings or small bitmaps, that were left under the mouse.

This occours on all Java-version I tested since 1.2 with all non-
standard cursor (such as multicolored or animated) with all
lightweight objects.

The bug isn't as important for security or such, but nasty.
(You can't use any Java-Programm with non-standard cursors).
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