stankow
IS-IT--Management
- Oct 29, 2002
- 52
Hi,
I installed Java 1.4.2_12 on SCO 5.0.7 + MP4. It supports mouse wheel, it works in most widgets. Except, for scrolled lists
If cursor is anywhere on scrolled list and just roll the wheel, the program crashes with those nasty stack dump. You can see the dump :
I'm afraid it is inside JVM, because the "nativeHandleMouse" in first line of stack.
Java 1.4.2_08 - the same problem. Other mouse type - Microsoft PS/2 (wheel), High Resolution, Low Resoluton mouse - same problem. Unscrolled Lists - no problem.
Does anybody meet this error ?
Example program follows.
import java.awt.*;
public class TstList extends Frame
{
public TstList ()
{
List list = new List (4, false);
list.add ("one");
list.add ("two");
list.add ("three");
list.add ("four");
list.add ("five");
setSize (200, 200);
add ("North", list);
show ();
}
//
// Test method
//
public static void main (String args[])
{
TstList tl;
tl = new TstList ();
}
}
I installed Java 1.4.2_12 on SCO 5.0.7 + MP4. It supports mouse wheel, it works in most widgets. Except, for scrolled lists
If cursor is anywhere on scrolled list and just roll the wheel, the program crashes with those nasty stack dump. You can see the dump :I'm afraid it is inside JVM, because the "nativeHandleMouse" in first line of stack.
Java 1.4.2_08 - the same problem. Other mouse type - Microsoft PS/2 (wheel), High Resolution, Low Resoluton mouse - same problem. Unscrolled Lists - no problem.
Does anybody meet this error ?
Example program follows.
import java.awt.*;
public class TstList extends Frame
{
public TstList ()
{
List list = new List (4, false);
list.add ("one");
list.add ("two");
list.add ("three");
list.add ("four");
list.add ("five");
setSize (200, 200);
add ("North", list);
show ();
}
//
// Test method
//
public static void main (String args[])
{
TstList tl;
tl = new TstList ();
}
}