The only 'fix' I've come up with it to listen to various events and force a repaint of the canvas. I repaint on frame activation, mouse clicks, and a couple of other misc ones. The results are hardly suitable for end-users, but it makes developing with it at least semi-tolerable.
I'm currently hassling everyone I can about getting this fixed (the 1.4.1 beta doesn't fix it). I encourage you to do the same, as no one at Sun seems to realize that this is a ship-stopping bug (or, at least, no one has ever replied with anything other than 'yes it's a bug'). I even sent them a very nice test case, but never got any response (besides 'yes it's a bug').
Scott
At 11:18 AM 6/27/2002 -0400, you wrote:
Hi, has any of you ever encountered some display problems when launching their j3d app with javaw.
I found that some parts of the display area weren't refreshing correctly, leaving squares of gray. It doesn't
occur when launching with java. The canvas3D is on a JPanel in a JFrame. I know there are some
compatibily issues between Swing and j3d but since there appears to be no trouble when launching
with java, it has to be something else. I've got to build an application that holds in a jar for students to
use and since javaw is the default launcher for jar's, I must find a way to solve those problems. Are
there any issues with javaw and j3d I should be aware of? I'm on a tight schedule so any tips would be
great. I can't find anything at the sun's website.
Thanks and have a nice day
Frank Bellegarde
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Scott Rutledge, Lead Programmer
3D Design Division
BEQ Technologies Inc.
http://www.beq.ca
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