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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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5.0
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Fix Understood
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generic
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solaris
Platform: Mercury with Blueprint
L&F: GTK
Steps to reproduce:
- Run SwingSet2 with option -Dswing.gtkthemefile=<gtkrc file>
- Change L&F to GTK
- Dont change the default size of SwingSet2 frame i.e dont maximize it.
- Now using JInternalFrame generator, Open around 120-125 internal frames.
- Now on taskbar there should be icon for each internal frame.
- Click on the last internal frame icon visible on Taskbar,
This should open or select the last internal frame, but inturn it will
highlight some other internal frame. Now try searching the last
frame(Say Frame 120) icon on taskbar, But it will not be found.
- Possible reason of this problem is that Internal frame icon have a minimum
size, But since number of icons are more so that they cant be accomodated
even with minimum size, So it start storing those icons in another row
below it which is not visible.
L&F: GTK
Steps to reproduce:
- Run SwingSet2 with option -Dswing.gtkthemefile=<gtkrc file>
- Change L&F to GTK
- Dont change the default size of SwingSet2 frame i.e dont maximize it.
- Now using JInternalFrame generator, Open around 120-125 internal frames.
- Now on taskbar there should be icon for each internal frame.
- Click on the last internal frame icon visible on Taskbar,
This should open or select the last internal frame, but inturn it will
highlight some other internal frame. Now try searching the last
frame(Say Frame 120) icon on taskbar, But it will not be found.
- Possible reason of this problem is that Internal frame icon have a minimum
size, But since number of icons are more so that they cant be accomodated
even with minimum size, So it start storing those icons in another row
below it which is not visible.
- relates to
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JDK-4985286 Win L&F: Desktop Icon placement is not proper when JInternalFrame is minimized
- Closed