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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P5
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1.0, 7
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b97
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generic, x86
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generic, windows_vista
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Verified
Build: 1.7.0.b64
Platform:VistaUltimate.64bit
Case#: closed/javax/swing/JScrollPane/4237560/bug4237560.java
Steps to reproduce:
1.setup the correct env for testing;
2.execute as the case description:
"A JEditorPane contains 10 input fields and is inserted into JScrollPane. Resize applet so that text field 1 is showing at the top, and the bottom two text fields are completely outside the visible area of the JScrollPane Click in the last visible text field, then hit tab twice. If this gives focus to the first text field, test passes, else it fails."
# Expect behavior:
Click in the last visible text field, then hit the tab twice. If this gives focus to the first text field, test passes
# Actual behavior:
Hit the tab twice,the focus goes to the second text field.instead of the first text field.
As the attached screenshots shows.
# Exceptions:
None
Platform:VistaUltimate.64bit
Case#: closed/javax/swing/JScrollPane/4237560/bug4237560.java
Steps to reproduce:
1.setup the correct env for testing;
2.execute as the case description:
"A JEditorPane contains 10 input fields and is inserted into JScrollPane. Resize applet so that text field 1 is showing at the top, and the bottom two text fields are completely outside the visible area of the JScrollPane Click in the last visible text field, then hit tab twice. If this gives focus to the first text field, test passes, else it fails."
# Expect behavior:
Click in the last visible text field, then hit the tab twice. If this gives focus to the first text field, test passes
# Actual behavior:
Hit the tab twice,the focus goes to the second text field.instead of the first text field.
As the attached screenshots shows.
# Exceptions:
None
- duplicates
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JDK-6885764 closed/javax/swing/JScrollPane/4237560/bug4237560.java fails
- Closed