Name: diC59631 Date: 12/17/98


When the mouse moves from 1 JInternalFrame into an adjacent
JInternalFrame (over the edge of two JInternalFrames) the cursor
often changes to the resize cursor and does not change back to
normal once inside the JInternalFrame.

This problem has existed since at least the 1.0.2 version of
swing. We thought it might be fixed along with other bug reports
of this type, e.g. 4160474, 4132824 but they are all marked as
closed and the problem persists.

To reproduce Problem: Create more than 1 JInternalFrame
(4 is great), add them to a JDeskTopFrame in a Grid (Divide the
desktop into four quarters, size each JInternalFrame to fit, and
position them each in their own quarter, all adjacent), then
simply move the cursor from one internal frame to the next.
(Review ID: 48023)
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Name: skT88420 Date: 06/04/99


During the resizing operation of a JInternalFrame, the cursor is set to default. Instead, the cursor should retain its arrow-like image until resizing is over *AND* the mouse pointer leaves from the edge of the internal frame.
(Review ID: 83901)
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Name: vi73552 Date: 06/30/99


I am using Swing1.1Beta3 and JDK1.1.5 on WindowsNT.

I run the swing set demo kit to open the demo
(tab) frame. Under internal frames, I create one or 2 internal frames and enlarge
the frames so that the scrollbars disappear. Now I move the cursor to the edge of
the frame, but I don't click on anything.The cursor changes to 'RESIZE' cursor. But
now when I move back the mouse to the center of the frame I DON'T see the default
arrow cursor. Instead I see the 'RESIZE' cursor still appearing. Here the cursor shoul
 revert back to normal shape when moved from the edges of the internal frame.
(Review ID: 42905)
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