Hi,
I don't have anything valueable to add, just would like to thank you
for working on the GTK3 LnF.
The GTK2 LNF's code paths are pure horror from a performance
point-of-view - it is a really valueable addition that GTK3 can render
to client-side surfaces without any obscure workaround.
Thanks!
gt; reported) at least one bug in Nimbus where it returns a null renderer when
>> the column class is Icon. I think that's fixed, but I wouldn't be surprised
>> if there are others.
>>
>> — Miguel Muñoz
>>
>>
>> On Apr 16, 2013, at 7:55 AM, Alexander
Hi,
When testing a legacy application which was using Metal LnF previously
with Nimbus I ran into the following problem:
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NullPointerException
at javax.swing.plaf.synth.SynthTableUI.paintCell(SynthTableUI.java:685)
at javax.swing.plaf.
Hi Pavel,
I was able to distill the problem to small, self-contained testcase,
which is available at: http://93.83.133.214/textfielddemo.zip
I've also created a short video, demonstrating the issue:
http://youtu.be/r1JDj5BuBOM
The JTextField opens up a JPopupMenu on , which can be closed
by click
Hi,
I recently got a really strange NPE when running Java2Demo, and by
looking at the code it seems this NPE can only be caused by threading
violations.
(Component.maxSizeSet set to true, while Component.maxSize not visible)
I had a look at Java2Demo's source, where I found code like this
(ClipAn
Hi Pavel,
So if your SecurityManager denies app closing, then the application should
> be alive. It looks that your implementation contradicts javadoc contracts.
>
The app stays running for as long as the client's browser window is open -
and is terminated when the assicioated HttpSession times o
Hi Pavel,
In common case you shouldn't remove listeners of course. But in your case
> you must remove listeners because of editor is shared between all
> JTextComponents (see javadoc of the JTextComponent#getActions method and
> BasicTextUI#getEditorKit implementation). So you added listeners not
Hi Roman,
You keep creating and adding new listeners without ever removing them.
> Of course this is going to leak.
What makes me wonder, I add the listeners to an Action from a newly created
JTextArea.
Shouldn't the action belong to the JTextArea itself and be garbage-collected
too when the JTe
Hi,
When running the Notepad-Demo shipped with the JDK on caciocavallo-web, I
noticed memory leaks caused by PropertyChangeListeners added to Actions
defined in DefaultEditorKit. Those actions are referenced by a static field
(defaultActions).
I was able to distill the problem down to the followi
Hi Pavel,
Thanks a lot for your reply.
First of all it's not a good idea to keep the EDT thread busy for a long
> time and I think the best way is to rewrite application.
>
The application was designed to run with a database running locally, so
usually blocking does not last for more than a few
Hi,
I've developed a database applet where Swing widgets are connected to
RowSets using the SwingSet library (an old sourceforge project).
All queries are executed on the EDT, except for some background tasks which
sync with the UI using SwingUtilities.invokeLater().
When running the application
Hi again,
The Problem was Toolkit.getScreenResolution() wasn't implemented, and
CSS$LengthUnit called it in its initializer.
I wonder why that Exception wasn't shown anywhere, there is clearly no
catch that could have swallowed the throwable.
Thanks, Clemens
2011/7/2 Clemens Eisse
Hi Roman,
> Are there any preceding exceptions? Most often this is caused by
> something that goes wrong while loading the class, which results in a
> NoClassDefFoundError. The first time this happens, it should show the
> root cause, then that class is flagged as error state and any access to
> t
Hi,
I am working on a Caciocavallo-based AWT implementation which
(hopefully) will allow to run Swing-Applications server-side but
re-direct rendering/events to a Canvas5 capable browser.
However I have troubles with Swing elements which contain HTML,
initiating those widgets fails with a NoClass
Hi,
Why is there no JInternalDialog classes provided by Swing? Are there
any plans to introcuce this component in JDK7/8?
This question came to my mind, because I had to use a JDialog although
the rest of my app uses internal frames throughout.
I had a look at the JOptionPane.showInternalXXXDialo
Hi Alexander,
> I sorry for the delay
No problem, I just wasn't sure theres someone listening ;)
> All of the described problem are not known,
> so please go ahead and file a bug
I've filed the reports as 7008416 and 7008396.
Thanks and Happy Holidays, Clemens
Hi,
Running my swing based app on jdk6u22 + Windows7 with the
WindowsLookAndFeel I get a black background for JDesktopPanes which
looks quite ugly. I get the same behaviour running SwingSet2:
http://picasaweb.google.com/linuxhippy/Stuff#5550236610696968258
Is black simply the default background
Hi,
>> It's still under com.sun.java.plaf.nimbus.*
Mea culper, I was looking under javax.swing.plaf.nimbus for it, where
its located in JDK7.
> It's also available in the same package in IcedTea6 1.8 which should
> be available through your distro's OpenJDK packages. I don't know why
> you'd nee
Hi,
I've just installed JRE6u20 (sun's proprietary builds) and as far as I
can see nimbus is no longer included in that distribution?
Am I just wrong, or has it really been omitted?
- Clemens
Hi,
> Isn't it in the src.zip under the root folder of your 6u10 JDK installation?
> I see it there, and Eclipse has no problems linking to Nimbus sources as
> well.
Sorry, I did not think about the src.zip :)
Thanks, Clemens
Hello,
Is it possible to download the source of nimbus which is included in
the JRE6u10 beta builds?
I am trying to understand why my Java2D pipeline hits so many
fallbacks and the source would definitivly help.
I only found the source of the old stand-alone-version, with the
warning that its out
Hi Artem,
Sorry, I haven't been monitoring this discussion the last two weeks or so.
Thanks a lot for looking into it, and for filing the bug.
Clemens
2008/5/23 Artem Ananiev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Artem Ananiev wrote:
>>
>> Shannon Hickey wrote:
>>>
&g
Hi,
I've created a library which has to use custom TableCellRenderers for
its tables.
I experienced a large performance difference between running my
application as Application inside an JFrame and as an JApplet.
Parented inside of the JFrame scrolling the table was smooth, however
scrolling insid
Sorry about my chidish reaction, I just got a bit worried and angry.
Keep up the good work and thanks for opening the JDK :)
lg Clemens
2008/1/16, Alexander Potochkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello Clemens
>
> I just want to say thank you for being with us
> and sorry for the late response
>
> Our
Hi Kirill,
> It's me you're talking about.
> You're absolutely right about everything you've said.
Please don't take it personal, its just it happend already so often on
jdk-collaboration and also here on OpenJDK. If you've luck and you
find an engineer which takes notice the process is really smo
I understand that there might be a lot of more important work to do
right after christmas holidays, however just a single "hey, thanks for
the source - we'll have a look at it later" would have been nice.
Instead of paying open-source contributors Sun should better pay a few
more engineers, the ex
bug 6302463 seems to describe the same behaviour, I guess one of those
can be closed as duplicate?
lg Clemens
Hello again,
I searched a bit at bugs.sun.com and bug 6627196 seems to eaxtly
describe the two issues my patch in the last mail tries to adress.
lg Clemens
Hello,
On my laptop running Fedora7, GTKLookAndFeel showed some artifacts on
JInternalFrames, as can be seen here:
http://picasaweb.google.at/linuxhippy/GtkLnf
There are two problems + sugested fixes:
1.)
Description: The titlebar of JInternalFrames showed lines, grey when
selected and transpare
Hi Carl,
> I asked for that because I hate to say to the client
> that I cannot do that in a certain time because Java does not
> provide that, what impression will it give him? Another example is
> also that date picker.
> I know there's the date picker but it should be standard. If we want
> Swi
Hello Carl,
> I also would like to add a request to add context menus to
> JTextComponent by providing a method to enable that, the
> context menus are Undo, Redo, Select All, Delete, Cut, Copy, Paste.
> The unavailability of such small details make it hard to develop
> native good looking Java ap
Hello again,
Sorry for wasting your time again :-/
As far as I've seen leouser already submitted tons of patches, and he
even had the same ideas what I've had (simply to re-calculate size
after the PopupListener has been called) and as it seems it turned out
to be not as easy ;)
I did not see man
Hello again,
> It sounds very similar to the bug 4743225
> http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4743225
> As far as I know there is no any good workaround for this problem,
Oha 68 votes ... thats some kind of funny and sad too. But yes it
seems many people are fighting with this prob
Hello,
This is both a question and (if its really a problem) maybe an idea
for enhancement.
I've a JComboBox which should update its values at the time it is
opened (because the come from a source which changes from time to time
during the life of the JComboBox and I don't want to update it
perio
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