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Bug
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Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
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P3
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None
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1.3.0
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x86
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generic
Name: jbT81659 Date: 01/27/2000
Under WinNT/2000, the "NO Disk" message produced by java.exe when no CD is found in CDROM
or no disket is found in floppy does not close if application is terminated
using Ctrl+C on the command prompt.
To reproduce this bug:
Run FileChooser application from ../demo/jfc/FileChooserDemo
Try to read an empty CDROM drive.
Note that the "NO DISK" message appears on the screen.
Use mouse to go to the command prompt screen and
press Ctrl +c to exit application.
Note that message is still displayed on screen although
application is closed.
To reproduce bug:
Under Windows 98/95
Run the FileChooserDemo.jar example under ../Demo/JFC/FileChooserDemo by
typing "java -jar FileChooserDemo.jar"
Choose open to open CDROM drive. Make sure CDROM has no CD in it.
Note that the warning message "NO DISK" is not displayed on the screen.
Under WinNT/2000
Run the FileChooserDemo.jar example under ../Demo/JFC/FileChooserDemo by
typing "java -jar FileChooserDemo.jar"
Choose open to open CDROM drive. Make sure CDROM has no CD in it.
Note that the warning message "NO DISK" is not displayed on the screen.
Note that Warning message is displayed on the screen.
WorkAround:
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- relates to
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JDK-4307597 Kestrel,FileChooser Warning Msg."No Disk In Drive" is not available in Win98/95
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- Closed
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