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  2. JDK-6875473

The background's color of the JInternalFrame is not red during swing test

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    • linux_suse_sles_11

      JDK/JRE tested: jdk5u20b01
      OS/architecture: SLES11.1 64bit
      Reproducible: Always
      Reproducible on machine:
      [If sometimes] Also reproducible on machine:
      Is it a platform specific regression: N
      [If yes] Is it a new platform support: Y/N
      [If yes] Regression relative to OS version:
      Is it a Regression: Not sure
      [If yes] Regression introduced in release/build:
      [If yes] Test result on FCS: Pass/Fail
      Test run log location:
      Steps to reproduce:
      1.lauch test case of javax/swing/JInternalFrame/5066752/bug5066752.java,check the color of background of JInternalFrame.If it's red,
        then the JDesktopPane is transparent, and the test passes.

      # Actual behavior:
       The background's color of the JInternalFrame is not red.

      # Exceptions:
      none

      # logs:
      none
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      #Analyzing:
      1)looking for ”dp.setOpaque(false); ” in
      6u10_Swing_Reg_WS\test\javax\swing\JInternalFrame\5066752\Test.java:
      {
             JPanel panel = new JPanel();
              panel.setLayout(new BorderLayout());
              panel.setBackground(Color.RED);
              frame.add(panel, BorderLayout.CENTER);

              JDesktopPane dp = new JDesktopPane();
              dp.setOpaque(false);
              panel.add(dp, BorderLayout.CENTER);

              JInternalFrame iframe = new JInternalFrame("1", true, true, true,
      true);
              iframe.setSize(200, 100);
              iframe.setVisible(true);
              dp.add(iframe);

              Component c = dp;
              while (c != frame) {
                  System.out.println(c);
                  c = c.getParent();
              }
      }
      2)using the default method ”dp.setOpaque(false);”,the case fail with test
      build 5u20b02; when set ”dp.setOpaque(true);”,The background behind
      the JInternalFrame is also not red

      3)using the default method ”dp.setOpaque(false);”,the case pass with build 6u10 ;when set ”dp.setOpaque(true);”,The background behind the
      JInternalFrame is also not red
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      # Validation of fail case:
      1).same configuration/5u20b02
      same problem.

      2).same configuration/5u14b03
      same problem.

      3).same configuration/6u10 fcs(latest live)
      pass

      4).same configuration/5u16 fcs(latest live)
      same problem.

      5).same JDK ( test target ), winvista-homebasic-sp2-amd64
      same problem

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