> Does anyone know why I get the following exception (and what does it
> mean) when I refresh the web page where my applet resides.
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> at java.util.LinkedList.getFirst(Unknown Source)
> at java.awt.SequencedEvent.getFirst(Unknown Source)
There are a number of bugs in the Bug Parade that do this sort of thing.
The code looks a mess. The good news is that in 1.6 Windows doesn't
appear to use SequencedEvent. Until then, I guess you should have a look
through bugs.sun.com.
Tom Hawtin

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jay - 20 Jun 2006 20:34 GMT
> There are a number of bugs in the Bug Parade that do this sort of thing.
> The code looks a mess. The good news is that in 1.6 Windows doesn't
> appear to use SequencedEvent. Until then, I guess you should have a look
> through bugs.sun.com.
Thanks for your reply,
Sorry for my not understanding but what do you mean "The code looks a
mess."
Also do you think that this might be a bug in the JVM or is it a bug in
my programming. I checked the bug reports but didn't seem to find
anything that related to my problem.
Jay.
Oliver Wong - 20 Jun 2006 20:57 GMT
>> There are a number of bugs in the Bug Parade that do this sort of thing.
>> The code looks a mess. The good news is that in 1.6 Windows doesn't
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> my programming. I checked the bug reports but didn't seem to find
> anything that related to my problem.
I think Thomas is saying the bug is in the JVM, and that it (might) be
fixed when 1.6 comes out. He also said if you need it working now, read the
bug reports to find a workaround.
- Oliver