David,
I reported a similar problem to Sun (see earlier post on ColorModel
exception). Their response is given below.
Cynthia Jeness
>Response from [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jerry Evans)>>>
It looks like the IllegalArgumentException comes from a BufferedImage
constructor:
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Its a Sun bug, but unless we can replicate it with Solaris alone, they
will not touch it (I tried already). The blackdown team will tend to
view it as a Sun bug ... Don't know how to proceed ...
I have been contacted by another JDK1.2 user who has been burned by
this too ...
Alexander
On Wed,
OK, switching to 16bpp fixed the problem. The question remains, is this a
Linux-Java bug or a Sun-Java bug? As in, should I report it to the blackdown
team or to Sun, or have you already reported it? If the same problem occurs
displaying to a Linux box from a Solaris machine, then it seems that
Sorry, the attachment on that last one had a few references to other projects that I
had been
testing . Here's a clean version of the ame class (it still gets the same exception).
Thanks
again.
-Dave
"David A. Green" wrote:
> First, let me express my gratitude and congratulations to the bla
It is a 32bit depth problem. You will notice the same problem if you
display from a Solaris machine to your Linux X-server. I also get a
seg fault when in 24bit deph.
Solutions ? I had to switch to 16bit depth.
Alexander
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First, let me express my gratitude and congratulations to the blackdown
porting team. Great job!
Second, I have run into a bug/issue regarding the createImage(int, int)
function in java.awt.component. I call this function to create an
off-screen image to be used for double-buffering. I get the
