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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P4
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None
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1.4.0
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Fix Understood
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sparc
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solaris_8
hercule.li@prc 2000-07-18
I found this bug in merlin build 20, in build 22, it
still exists.
---- hercule.li@prc 2000-07-18
hercule.li@prc 2000-06-26
We all know, when we configure the button's color , and then
click this button, we don't hope to change its color.
(except for changing to be grey :-) )
==After clicking the button, the button's color is
changed and can't be changed back when running
the attached file. This is only
occured in Solaris, in Windows platform, it is OK.
==Running attached file to get the detailed info.
Steps :
1. javac Display.java
2. java Display
at this step, you will see a frame with a green button,
3. click green button, you will see the button changes color,
and can't change back to green in Solaris platform automatically
== Analysis
There are two different display phenomenons between Solaris
and windows, the reason is the calling of method paint().
In Solaris, when clicking button, the paint() method is
NOT called, In windows platform, the method is called.
Anyway, in Solaris and windows, the displaying phenomenon
should be same.
--------- hercule.li@prc 2000-06-26
I found this bug in merlin build 20, in build 22, it
still exists.
---- hercule.li@prc 2000-07-18
hercule.li@prc 2000-06-26
We all know, when we configure the button's color , and then
click this button, we don't hope to change its color.
(except for changing to be grey :-) )
==After clicking the button, the button's color is
changed and can't be changed back when running
the attached file. This is only
occured in Solaris, in Windows platform, it is OK.
==Running attached file to get the detailed info.
Steps :
1. javac Display.java
2. java Display
at this step, you will see a frame with a green button,
3. click green button, you will see the button changes color,
and can't change back to green in Solaris platform automatically
== Analysis
There are two different display phenomenons between Solaris
and windows, the reason is the calling of method paint().
In Solaris, when clicking button, the paint() method is
NOT called, In windows platform, the method is called.
Anyway, in Solaris and windows, the displaying phenomenon
should be same.
--------- hercule.li@prc 2000-06-26
- relates to
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JDK-4063211 TextArea and List doesn't invoke paint() after damage under Solaris.
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- Open
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