Testing env: 64bit win7, 8u5, 8b132
Steps to reproduce:
- download http://rehte.cn.oracle.com:8080/wshost/tmp/DriverStandalone.zip
- unzip it
- grant write permission for jre_home
- bash buildAndCopy.sh $JRE_HOME 8
- open java control panel - Java - View - set runtime parameter to -javaagent:pathOfZipDir/testdriver.jar
- java control panel - Security - set level to
- open FX applet http://rehte.cn.oracle.com:8080/wshost/new_framework/new_framework/tests/javafx/BlacklistFX/html/Hellooo.html, wait for a few seconds when security dialog shows. if it works, security dialog will be handled automatically. And log is written in user_home/out.txt. Or plain app http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp?detect=jre, though security dialog can be handled, but user_home/out.txt file is generated.
- delete user_home/out.txt file, open other kind of app like
- open java control panel, if user_home/out.txt file is not generated, bug is reproduced.
Steps to reproduce:
- download http://rehte.cn.oracle.com:8080/wshost/tmp/DriverStandalone.zip
- unzip it
- grant write permission for jre_home
- bash buildAndCopy.sh $JRE_HOME 8
- open java control panel - Java - View - set runtime parameter to -javaagent:pathOfZipDir/testdriver.jar
- java control panel - Security - set level to
- open FX applet http://rehte.cn.oracle.com:8080/wshost/new_framework/new_framework/tests/javafx/BlacklistFX/html/Hellooo.html, wait for a few seconds when security dialog shows. if it works, security dialog will be handled automatically. And log is written in user_home/out.txt. Or plain app http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp?detect=jre, though security dialog can be handled, but user_home/out.txt file is generated.
- delete user_home/out.txt file, open other kind of app like
- open java control panel, if user_home/out.txt file is not generated, bug is reproduced.