Hi All,
I have an IDE that runs on Linux. Everything was running fine and we
shipped a version of our product using the 1.2.2 beta vm. We are now using
the 1.2.2 final vm. We are using Redhat Linux 6.1 and 6.2 and see no
difference in the behavior of the VM.
Everything was going fine, until about three weeks ago all of our
textfields stopped working. More specifically, our subclass of JTextField
stopped working. When I say 'stopped working' I mean that it is firing
events, but there seems to be someone either consuming events or having an
error and not throwing it or something. So to be more specific all
javax.swing.JTextFields work, but all the instances of our subclass of
JTextField don't work. Now the first thing I would think is that we are
doing something funny in our subclass.
I looked into this, and our subclass contains almost no code. For a test
case, I commented out all of our code and still have this problem. Here is
where it gets even stranger, we have another product, which is just an
editor and much smaller than the first product, and everything works just
fine there. We are using our subclass of JTextField in the product as well.
Just to be a little more strange, everything works fine in the IBM VM for
Linux. Everything is also fine on Solaris and Windows NT in both 1.2 and
1.3 versions of the JVM.
I'm a little stuck with what to do. Has anyone else seen this type of
behavior? Does anyone know of any debug flags that can be turned on? This
is a blocking problem for us, but I am hesitant to submit a bug since it
can't be reproduced without our entire product suite. Does anyone have any
suggestions?
Thanks in advance
Zack
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