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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P2
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1.4.1, 1.4.2
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02
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sparc
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solaris_8
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Verified
Issue | Fix Version | Assignee | Priority | Status | Resolution | Resolved In Build |
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JDK-2108090 | 5.0 | Oleg Sukhodolsky | P2 | Resolved | Fixed | b26 |
We have a JFrame displayed with a button that displays a modal dialog. Before displaying the dialog, we put a glasspane with an hour glass to simulate locking the GUI (our real app does some intensive server logic). When I hit OK on the dialog, another hour glass on the dialog is displayed to simulate more server logic and the dialog disappears....
The issue is after the dialog disappears the following scenarios happen:
1. If after hitting the OK on the dialog AND the cursor
remains OVER the dialog, then the cursor correctly
changes back to a DEFAULT (arrow) cursor for the
frame. This is correct and consistent on both
Windows and Solaris.
2. If after hitting the OK on the dialog AND the cursor
remains OUTSIDE the dialog/OVER the frame, then
--> On Windows: cursor correctly displays the default cursor
--> On Solaris: cursor incorrectly displays the hourglass.
The testcase is attached
The issue is after the dialog disappears the following scenarios happen:
1. If after hitting the OK on the dialog AND the cursor
remains OVER the dialog, then the cursor correctly
changes back to a DEFAULT (arrow) cursor for the
frame. This is correct and consistent on both
Windows and Solaris.
2. If after hitting the OK on the dialog AND the cursor
remains OUTSIDE the dialog/OVER the frame, then
--> On Windows: cursor correctly displays the default cursor
--> On Solaris: cursor incorrectly displays the hourglass.
The testcase is attached
- backported by
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JDK-2108090 hourglass cursor & modal dialog
- Resolved