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Issue #
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Short Name
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Description
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Workaround
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1
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Menu About Name
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The Menu About Name cannot be set, unless the system property is set
at the first place of the program. No other methods may be called before. This
issue doesn't affect the other properties, like setting the screen menu bar.
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Set the property at the first place of the program. Call
ApplicationManager.getInstance(String)
as soon as possible in
the application.
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2
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Positioning of Windows
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When positioning windows, the screen menu bar has to be taken into
account.
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Don't place the window at y-coordinates lower than 22. Use the
SystemUtils.getPositionOnScreen(Point)
method.
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3
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Maximizing Windows
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The method
JFrame.setExtendedState(JFrame.MAXIMIZED_BOTH)
doesn't
seem to have any effect.
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None.
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4
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Bringing Windows to Front
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The
JFrame.toFront()
method has not the desired effect: Instead
of setting the focus to the specified JFrame, it just brings the window
to front, while the focus remains on the current JFrame. This is a pity,
especially because the Apple HI guidelines require a window menu, providing
items for bringing each application window to front.
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The JFrame has to be put into iconified state before.
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5
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(Screen)MenuBar doesn't get updated
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The (Screen)MenuBar doesn't get updated, when calling
setJMenuBar()
on a visible Frame. The system property for displaying the screen menu
bar is activated.
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Call
show()
after
setJMenuBar()
.
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6
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JMenu.getComponents()
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JMenu.getComponents()
returns the components only once. The
second time, it doesn't return anything.
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Copy it into a Collection, then work with the collection.
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7
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Editable Actions
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The example application works fine (in 99% of all cases), but the
first real application "Texter", doesn't work: Showing one
window has no problem, but when a document opens or a new document
is created, the cut-, copy- and paste-actions are not available,
and return
null
.
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None.
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Moritz Petersen
Project Info