Another thing - is that blinking rectangle (the one that
shows the currently selected handle) done via
xor paint mode? If so, it would slow things down
on systems with Direct3D pipeline enabled because
xor operations are not accelerated (6635462).
It would work ok for smaller areas like in your app
but if you can find a way to do it differently it'd
be helpful. Unfortunately the bug with unaccelerated
xor ops isn't easy to fix.
Thanks,
Dmitri
Dmitri Trembovetski wrote:
I could not reproduce the issue on my system (XP
with Nvidia 6800 board).
What is your configuration?
(if possible, please run any swing app from
console with J2D_TRACE_LEVEL=4 environment
variable set and post the output).
It looks from the screenshot that if you're running on
Vista, is that the case?
If so, there's a known problem with Vista and
applets right now because of Vista's bug, see this:
6670586: D3D: Applets fail to repaint and display properly- flickering
[Vista, DWM]
Do you get the same behavior when Aero is disabled?
Thanks,
Dmitri
Java2D Team
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I installed Java 6u10 and I'm testing my new applet and I'm having a
problem with it. if you open this page :
http://color-schemer-pro.com/cms/w/demo/Applet.html
and try to play with the browser scrollbar you will get overlap in the
applet, at first I thought something is wrong with my color wheel
itself but after extensive observation I found that :
1-Even normal swing are overlapping with each other and with the page
itself.
2-I tried to actively repaint the content pane of the applet (through
another thread ), I managed to get the applet to clear the mess, but
because the overlapped happened even outside the applet box(which I
can't repaint), this didn't work.
3-I tried with many other applet and I still getting annoying
overlapping. you can see what I'm talking about here:
http://nnaass.com/bug/overlep.jpg
Any ideas ?
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