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Type:
Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Priority:
P2
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Affects Version/s: 6
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Component/s: client-libs
Fullscreen suite FullScreenTest.java fails with D3D enabled on WinXP.
The FullScreenTest.java test will cycle through a slideshow if images in Fullscreen mode. Since Mustang B51 the testcase will fail with default D3D pipleine for Fullscreen. The test will pass if it's run with option -Dsun.java2d.d3d=false
The testcase fails with different behavior depending on the Mustang build:
- Mustang b51-62, the slideshow images will occasionally jump from expected location. The image is rendered correctly just in the wrong location on screen. Sometimes the image may become garbled.
- Mustang b63+, the slideshow will run for a minute then stop looping. No exceptions are observed.
- This failure was found during Mustang beta milestone testing
- Attaching testcase to this bug report
- Filing the bug as high priority as it is a Mustang regression (from 1.5 release)
Steps to reproduce
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- On WinXP, set JAVA_HOME to Mustang build B51 or later
- Compile and run the java sources
%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java FullScreenTest
After the test runs for a few seconds, observe the test either stopping or sometimes placing the image in the wrong location on the screen (also sometimes garbled image can occur)
The FullScreenTest.java test will cycle through a slideshow if images in Fullscreen mode. Since Mustang B51 the testcase will fail with default D3D pipleine for Fullscreen. The test will pass if it's run with option -Dsun.java2d.d3d=false
The testcase fails with different behavior depending on the Mustang build:
- Mustang b51-62, the slideshow images will occasionally jump from expected location. The image is rendered correctly just in the wrong location on screen. Sometimes the image may become garbled.
- Mustang b63+, the slideshow will run for a minute then stop looping. No exceptions are observed.
- This failure was found during Mustang beta milestone testing
- Attaching testcase to this bug report
- Filing the bug as high priority as it is a Mustang regression (from 1.5 release)
Steps to reproduce
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- On WinXP, set JAVA_HOME to Mustang build B51 or later
- Compile and run the java sources
%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java FullScreenTest
After the test runs for a few seconds, observe the test either stopping or sometimes placing the image in the wrong location on the screen (also sometimes garbled image can occur)