Hi Anthony,
I couldn't reproduce your issue on my system, but I don't
have the exact video board.
Could you please describe in more detail what you're seeing?
Do you see a slowdown when dragging another window over an
applet? Or when scrolling?
Do you have a multi-screen configuration? If so, where do
you keep your browser, primary or secondary screen?
Do you see these issues with your browser on other systems?
And, could you provide this information:
set this env. variable in console and run any Swing
application:
set J2D_TRACE_LEVEL=4
java -jar YourApp.jar
This will print out some information on the console, please
post it.
Thank you,
Dmitri
Java2D Team
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Today I've downloaded and tested the JDK 6 update N b12 (the online installer).
First of all, congratulation, all the bugs I've found in the previous released have been fixed
(c.f. <a href="http://forums.java.net/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=35905&tstart=0">here</a>).
Even Nimbus is working now.
The reason I'm posting in this forum is because the problem found is related to
graphics acceleration.
When Java is refreshing the content of a window everything if fine but when
Java is refreshing an applet
included in the HTML then the CPU is quite intensively used even if you're just
moving the mouse over it.
Also when a JComboBox is displayed in a window, the menu is then display below
the window.
The applets tested were:
http://www.japplis.com/jlearnit/dicos/french-spanish.html (View -> Look And
Feel)
http://www.japplis.com/antcommander/FileManager.html (Tools -> Change Look 'n
Feels)
My graphic card is an ATI All-in-Wonder 9600 series. Using IE and Windows XP
SP2.
Hope that helps,
Anthony
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