Ok,
thanks for the answer Aleksei,
now it's clear to me, I would say that it is now the Microsoft desired
behaviour by default.
Another thing I noticed is that the icon on the notitification is now
"corrupted" even if the icon on the tray icon is correctly shown.
... any idea on this?
Same icons worked perfectly well some "Windows updates" ago...
Non Java apps seems to work well,
is there something we can do to workaround this?
Thanks
Davide
Il 30/08/2023 15:52, Aleksei Ivanov ha scritto:
Hi Davide,
I ran your test again on Windows 10 and 11, and the results are
different. In both cases, I used a recent build of Java 22, which is
the mainline.
On Windows 10, the notification goes to the Action Center, it stays
there until I explicitly dismiss it.
On Windows 11, the notification doesn't go to the Notification Center,
it's completely gone as soon as the toast disappears.
This coincides with what you stated in the bug description.
I added this analysis to the bug. As I explained there, Java uses
Windows Shell API to display a notification. This API is available
since Windows 95, and it provides no control whether the notification
disappears or goes to the Action Center; after all, the Action or
Notification Center didn't exist until Windows 8.
So, the status Cannot Reproduce seems wrong. At the same time, there's
nothing we can do about it.
The “Display the Notification” [1] section explains how to display a
notification, this is what Java does.
Does the Windows SDK sample, NotificationIcon Sample [2], behave the
same way?
