Kevin Koch wrote: > We have a KfW 3.2 testing report that when a kerberized Windows application > needs credentials, that the NIM dialog is displayed at the bottom, rather > than the top, of the stack of Windows. This creates the impression that the > Windows application has hung. > > > > Does anybody else see this? > > > > Thanks. > > > > Kevin > Please confirm that the application having the problem is calling gssapi from the Windows Message thread. Doing so blocks the Windows Message processing for the application which means that it can't respond to the message indicating that it will give up focus to the NIM dialog.
You can open a bug report for this if you wish. Asanka and I already have a patch if the problem application is in fact violating the Windows guidelines by calling a function that can block from the Windows Message thread. Jeffrey Altman
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