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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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P3
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None
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1.2.2
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generic
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windows_nt
There is a repaint problem with JApplets that have been iconified and then
maximized via a right-click from the Windows Task Bar.
If you have a window in the "Normal" state and you minimize it and then right-click on it and choose "Maximize" -- the window does not draw properly when it maximizes. The problem is that the size of the window is not updated
to reflect the maximized size. The visual effect is that the area of the window corresponding to the old size is redrawn, but the new area of the window is not (it looks like it is transparent -- but it is not of course). This only happens when you maximize via the right-click menu from the minimized state.
To reproduce the problem, save and unzip the attached zip file.
Then create a subdirectory "Java Classes". Next run 'javac -d "Java
Classes" *.java' . Then run 'appletviewer TestApplet.html' and follow
the instructions that appear in the applet.
maximized via a right-click from the Windows Task Bar.
If you have a window in the "Normal" state and you minimize it and then right-click on it and choose "Maximize" -- the window does not draw properly when it maximizes. The problem is that the size of the window is not updated
to reflect the maximized size. The visual effect is that the area of the window corresponding to the old size is redrawn, but the new area of the window is not (it looks like it is transparent -- but it is not of course). This only happens when you maximize via the right-click menu from the minimized state.
To reproduce the problem, save and unzip the attached zip file.
Then create a subdirectory "Java Classes". Next run 'javac -d "Java
Classes" *.java' . Then run 'appletviewer TestApplet.html' and follow
the instructions that appear in the applet.
- duplicates
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JDK-4173503 Win32: layout not performed when maximized from taskbar
- Resolved