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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P2
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7u6
Scrolling functionality is broken starting from build 2.2-controls-scrum-151.
Running Controls.TableView-Mouse performance benchmark can demonstrate this.
The interesting is that scrolling work fine on first iteration when first Scene is created
but doesn't on subsequent iterations (second, third, ... Scenes).
I can easy reproduce it on Windows 7 machine, on my Windows XP laptop it is usually
reproduced starting from third iteration only.
This is significant issue as as result nothing is rendered and performance counter
reports big invalid performance results. This is why performance Controls.TableView-Mouse
has been increased by 214% (97.42 fps).
Build 2.2-controls-scrum-151 contains the following fixes:
1. RT-21185: only apply a css value if the new value is not equals the current value.
2. [DOCS-ONLY] add "SB-dependency: RT-XXXXX has been filed to track this" comment for css related impl_ methods that are used by SceneBuilder
Running Controls.TableView-Mouse performance benchmark can demonstrate this.
The interesting is that scrolling work fine on first iteration when first Scene is created
but doesn't on subsequent iterations (second, third, ... Scenes).
I can easy reproduce it on Windows 7 machine, on my Windows XP laptop it is usually
reproduced starting from third iteration only.
This is significant issue as as result nothing is rendered and performance counter
reports big invalid performance results. This is why performance Controls.TableView-Mouse
has been increased by 214% (97.42 fps).
Build 2.2-controls-scrum-151 contains the following fixes:
1. RT-21185: only apply a css value if the new value is not equals the current value.
2. [DOCS-ONLY] add "SB-dependency: RT-XXXXX has been filed to track this" comment for css related impl_ methods that are used by SceneBuilder
- relates to
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JDK-8127694 Click on ScrollBar inc/dec buttons or track sometimes doesn't work
- Closed
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JDK-8120291 FX application is freezing at random time starting from 2.2-controls-scrum-#214
- Closed