Looks good to me, and saves me the trouble of submitting it myself (which I was just about to do). :-)

Let us know if you hear anything from them. They have (eventually) responded to every bug report I have filed except for one, which is still outstanding (and, unfortunately, still a bug).


On Sep 30, 2009, at 12:07 PM, Christopher Brind wrote:

OK, I've raised the following bug with them (I can update the report
with additional notes, but I can't edit the main report).


-- START --
Title: Flicker with Java applets
Problem ID: 7264588
Report:
30-Sep-2009 05:04 PM Christopher Brind:
Summary:
When viewing a Java applet on a web page, the applet flickers when the
user finishes scrolling the page.

Steps to Reproduce:
1) Go to this page
http://www.insideria.com/2009/09/building-a-slide-gallery-demo.html
2) Scroll down the page.

Expected Results:
The applet should not flicker.

Actual Results:
The applet flickers when the scrolling stops.  (It also flickers
randomly when you move the mouse around but this is not reproducible
consistently)

Regression:
I've tried this on OS 10.6.1 on my Mac Book Pro and iMac and it occurs
consistently.  Had also noticed on 10.5.? with Java 5, but I no longer
have access to a system of that specification now.  This happens both
in Safari and Firefox.

Notes:
Sun provides two system properties that control this behavior:

sun.awt.noerasebackground
sun.awt.erasebackgroundonresize

These do not appear to be supported by Java on Mac.

-- END --

Hope that's OK.

Cheers,
Chris



2009/9/30 Greg Brown <[email protected]>:
Sounds like we might want to submit a bug to them asking them to support
those two system properties.

On Sep 30, 2009, at 11:42 AM, Christopher Brind wrote:

We need to get on Apple's case to fix the flicker bug then?

2009/9/30 Greg Brown <[email protected]>:

Good to know. Thanks.

On Sep 30, 2009, at 11:39 AM, Sandro Martini wrote:

Hi Greg,
thanks again for the update.

I've just tried also in a Virtualized Ubuntu 9.04 (with all patches,
and the latest Sun Java 6), and all works good in Firefox 3.5.x.
Without flickering (but I haven't tried before, without the arguments
you just added ...), and without scrolling artifacts.

Bye





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