Hi!
Joi Ellis wrote:
> I am a linux geek and I regularly see this sort of behavior in apps
> written by inexperienced Java developers running windows. It seems that
> the heavyweight peers behave differently between *nix and Windows. Some
> actions which are separate method calls in Java are hardcoded in Windows
> peers.
[snip]
> Generally, when I see a window misbehaving as yours are, I start looking for
> a missing call to pack() or validate() or invalidate() or whatever.
> Inserting those where they are needed generally makes my dialogs behave
> on all platforms, not just Windows.
Yeah, one revalidate() call fixed it. Thanks!
And BTW, we do a lot of testing (and major part of development) on Linux,
but in this particular case we assumed that GUI code generated by IBM's
VisualAge was OK. Wrongly, as it turned out...
Regards,
Milek
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