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Java Forum / GUI / February 2006jinternalpane freakiness
Hi, I've a little "Quick Launch" JInternalFrame (i.e. just shortcuts to some often used menu items) with 6 buttons 3 labels on it. Each button has a listener and throws up another window when clicked. Very occasionally I click on one of the buttons and the quick launch frame maximises itself! No idea why, I've set the preferred, max and min sizes, I've even used setMaximisable(false), not that any of that should matter as I'm not clicking the (non existent) maximise control! Thef frame is iconifiable but that doesn't seem to have anything to do with the problem. I'm using 1.4.2_08, this never happened in 1.3, anyone had similar problems? I'd move to 1.5 but the font I use (dialog size 12) looks so ugly on windows 2000 pro in 1.5 e.g. number 8s look garbled and other characters look rough too. any tips? > Hi, I've a little "Quick Launch" JInternalFrame (i.e. just shortcuts to > some often used menu items) with 6 buttons 3 labels on it. Each button has [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > any tips? I've discovered another jinternalframe in my app that does this consistently. JInternal frame A has a button that open JInternalFrame B. If A is maximised when B is opened then B gets maximised as soon as displayed even though it has an its size set and isMaximisable is false. Then when I click back on A it gets restored! It's as if the states of the 2 frames get mixed up. It works fine in the java L&F but not windows. I've had to change B to a JDialog. This is ridiculous. The swing compatibility issues between 1.3 and 1.4 and between java and windows L&F are a disgrace. This is a bug ridden mess. This project was to upgrade to CORBA from Orbix 3.3.2 to 6.0 (hence the java upgrade for compatibility) but the vast majority of the work has been upgrading the client's GUI! 4 weeks solid of just finding one thing after another that no longer works. I'm starting to like the idea of dot net ... Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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