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FS#790 - Handling windows from Java applications
User who did this - Uli Schlachter (psychon)

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What you describe sounds like 4 different bug reports to me, not just a single 
one. This will mean stuff gets mixed up and this report gets closed when only 
some of this is handled.

Also, could you give some hints on how to reproduce this?
1. I just start $RANDOM_JAVA_APP three times, notices that the class looks fine 
and then close this as WORKSFORME? Also, awesome uses xcb-util's 
xcb_get_wm_class_*() functions here, so if there is a bug, it's either in java 
or xcb-util, not in awesme.
2. Could you paste the xprop output for some random java window? I'm interested 
in the WM_PROTOCOLS property. Besides that, I kinda doubt that there is such a 
generic bug on our side that only bites java apps....
3. Hm, this sounds like a good bug report. It's clearly described how to 
reproduce. I'll give it a try once I get access to some java runtime 
environment again.
4. Works everywhere else. No idea what java is smoking here. Any hints on how 
to reproduce?

In case you didn't notice: I don't have java on any of my boxes and I usually 
try to reproduce these bugs via X11 forwarding with ssh to the university. For 
some reason (wrong phase of moon?) java doesn't accept any keyboard input here, 
so it might be a little difficult for me to look into this.
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