Submitted On 22-FEB-2002
sellhorn
This is a nastybug. I was in another app, playing with
fullscreen, and when I get out of fullscreen mode, netbeans
crashes. And netbeans is a separate process, is like
fullscreen kills all java ui apps !
Submitted On 28-FEB-2002
joshpassenger
This seems to be a problem with most Windows based systems,
as I see it on NT, and there are reports from XP and
Windows 2000 users.
Is it an issue with use of VolatileImage by swing required
access to the shared resources on the graphics adapter?
Is closing fullscreen mode destroying those resources?
Submitted On 28-FEB-2002
bestsss
it seems very important. it happens constantly so it
shouldn't be a real issue to fix it.
i, myself, can't cast my votes for but some of my colugues
will surely do.
Submitted On 28-FEB-2002
pcdennison
I have found, after submitting my report for this bug, that
the crashes will only occur when an Application Window is
associated with the DirectX Objects when switching to
fullscreen. Thus, the native library which I suggested in
my report will only work if the HWND returned by the
method "::GetDesktopWindow()" is the window associated with
the DX Objects.
Attempting to use "::FindWindow(char *)" will find the
correct window from the title, but produces the same
results as if the java fullscreen API is used.
Submitted On 28-FEB-2002
sebassabby
Can someone confirm it is also doing that; just opening
netmeeting will also get things to crash.
Submitted On 28-FEB-2002
sebassabby
Same here, was not too sure why it was doing that but now
that I read this I realize that whenever I just play games
fullscreen or use any app fullscreen it will crash. Very
nasty bug. Will go back to 1.3.1 until it is fixed, can't
have my program crashing every 2 second. My vote goes to
fix this bug.
Submitted On 14-APR-2002
pcdennison
So, Sun is acknowledging a very serious bug (Crash), which
affects all Java applications run in a WinNT environment,
but are not going to get a fix out for the next release
(which, incidentally, is still too far away).
When you couple this along with the Non blocking Socket IO
bugs and the slow DnD, 1.4 becomes a very dissapointing
platform.
Submitted On 16-APR-2002
joshpassenger
Agreed, 1.4 was to give hope to all those wanting to use
java technology seriously for gaming since it incorporated
full screen and NIO but both are fairly much useless due to
bugs that were noticed prior to 1.4.0 launch.
This bug has implications for all swing based applications,
not just those wanting to use full screen exclusive mode.
Surely this should be given priority...
Submitted On 25-APR-2002
WallworkD
Any Java app that uses SWING will crash if you start the
Java app first and then open NetMeetings. How serious can
you get?
Submitted On 13-MAY-2002
smooth3
This is a VERY serious bug. It happens under Windows XP
when the screensaver comes on. I can't verify that this
is true on ALL windows XP but it happens on a thinkpad
with an ATI r128 16M.
This makes 1.4.0 useless unless you want to turn off the
screensaver or restart Swing apps every time it comes on.
Submitted On 03-JUN-2002
dead__eye
I wanna play and use some javaworks at the same time, so
please fix it!
Submitted On 05-JUN-2002
christian.stein
*sigh* This bug wasn't fixed in 1.4.0_01.
Hope that 1.4.0_02 will include it.
Submitted On 12-JUN-2002
Skeezix666
thx
Submitted On 18-JUN-2002
dakiller
i hope u can fix this bug because i wanns play when my java apps are running !!
Submitted On 18-JUN-2002
theflow
I hope you will fix this bug, because I want to play my
games, while I'm downloading :>
Submitted On 18-JUN-2002
dumpster
That bug is really annoying, I hope you fix it as fast as
possible. Don't force me to decide between playing my
favourite Games and using Java.
Submitted On 23-JUN-2002
Tommy1735
plz fix it
Submitted On 04-JUL-2002
Extasy4u
i run a java server application and it always crashes when i run my wintv in fullscreen mode.
very annoying...i hope it will be fixed.
greetz
Submitted On 08-JUL-2002
kwutzke
Please fix this bug as quickly as possible!
I want to enable the user to put a certain 3D view into
fullscreen mode. However, it is not possible on any machine
I've tried this, which were 5 different computers with 6
graphics cards...
I don't quite understand why this bug is related to 4636548
and even less WHY *this* bug has been closed!
Submitted On 28-JUL-2002
CultVoid
My project needs to run a direct X/C++ application in parallel
to the core code written in Java. We've gone some way down
the development road before this bug made its presence felt.
We've tested on ALL windows platforms, and I can confirm it
hits Win9x as well as NT and XP.
Why has this bug been closed? It isn't fixed and is a disaster.
If we have to do major re-engineering to fix this, we certainly
won't be touching Java again.
Submitted On 04-OCT-2002
Spooky1013
please fix it
Submitted On 27-OCT-2002
ggwy
Just wanted to know if 1.4.1 really fixes this fullscreen bug?
Cause if it doesn't then I'm not wasting my download
time/money on getting it. It seems from all these
workarounds/talkarounds that the problem hasn't been
rectified in 1.4.1 for AWT programs... this is definitely
annoying. I wonder why this isn't a very high priority...
considering how many Java programs use AWT!
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