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Bug
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Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
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P4
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7
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generic
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windows
SYNOPSIS
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Focus does not get painted in JFileChooser when using Detailed view
OPERATING SYSTEM
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Windows XP
FULL JDK VERSION
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JDK 7 (tested with b147)
Java 6 (tested with 6u26)
5.0 (tested with 5.0u30)
Not reproducible with 1.4.2 (tested with 1.4.2_32)
REPRODUCTION INSTRUCTIONS
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1. Run the SwingSet2 demo:
java -jar <%JAVA_HOME%>/demo/jfc/SwingSet2/SwingSet2.jar
2. Click the JFileChooser icon and select any of the three JFileChooser
options to open a JFileChooser.
3. Click the "Details" icon at the top right of the JFileChooser to see
files/folders in detailed view.
4. Use the TAB key to move focus through the application.
Observed behaviour:
When the detailed file list view gets the focus, the focus does not get painted on the list. A focus indicator appears when the UP/DOWN keys are pressed.
Expected behaviour:
The focus, which is on the the first item in the file/folder list view, should be painted when TAB'ing to the file/folder view. This behaviour is observed for the normal, non-detailed file/folder view.
Note from Licensee:
Oracle Bug 6982635 was raised for a similar issue. However, there are some key differences. Bug 6982635 talks about the generic behaviour of focus indicators in JLists. However, the JFileChooser's detailed view is not a JList conponent - it's a JTable component. Also, this issue is not generic to JTable component, it is specific to the JFileChooser's Detailed View implementation.
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Focus does not get painted in JFileChooser when using Detailed view
OPERATING SYSTEM
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Windows XP
FULL JDK VERSION
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JDK 7 (tested with b147)
Java 6 (tested with 6u26)
5.0 (tested with 5.0u30)
Not reproducible with 1.4.2 (tested with 1.4.2_32)
REPRODUCTION INSTRUCTIONS
-------------------------
1. Run the SwingSet2 demo:
java -jar <%JAVA_HOME%>/demo/jfc/SwingSet2/SwingSet2.jar
2. Click the JFileChooser icon and select any of the three JFileChooser
options to open a JFileChooser.
3. Click the "Details" icon at the top right of the JFileChooser to see
files/folders in detailed view.
4. Use the TAB key to move focus through the application.
Observed behaviour:
When the detailed file list view gets the focus, the focus does not get painted on the list. A focus indicator appears when the UP/DOWN keys are pressed.
Expected behaviour:
The focus, which is on the the first item in the file/folder list view, should be painted when TAB'ing to the file/folder view. This behaviour is observed for the normal, non-detailed file/folder view.
Note from Licensee:
Oracle Bug 6982635 was raised for a similar issue. However, there are some key differences. Bug 6982635 talks about the generic behaviour of focus indicators in JLists. However, the JFileChooser's detailed view is not a JList conponent - it's a JTable component. Also, this issue is not generic to JTable component, it is specific to the JFileChooser's Detailed View implementation.
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JDK-6982635 closed/javax/swing/LookAndFeel/FocusedCellRendering/FocusedCellRendering.java fails
- Resolved