On Thu, 06 May 2004 11:47:32 -0400
Dan Espen <dane_at_mk.telcordia.com> wrote:
> Don Laurine <donald.laurine_at_noaa.gov> writes:
> > Has any one experienced a problem with displays under FVWM generated
> > using Java? We have several applications which are Java based which
> > produce displays correctly on all our platforms and window managers,
> > including FVWM. There is one Java application which works great
> > everywhere except under FVWM. There, the window size is correct, but
> > the labeling and buttons are produced in arbritary locations
> > (changes with each execution). Sometimes the labeling and buttons do
> > not even appear.
>
> Yes, we've heard of Java problems before.
> As we understand it, it's entirely a Java problem.
> When Java detects a window manager it doesn't "know", it
> misbehaves. Upgrading to the lastest Java and Fvwm (in that order)
> might help.
I haven't had any problems running java 1.4.2 with fvwm 2.5.8. I usually
work thru a browser, using jboss and jetty, but Netbeans and JEdit, as
well as stand-alone swing apps, all work with no problems.
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