Or, use the JBidwatcher example I recommend. Once the action starts, and the mouse is moved over the main window, parts of the main window will then also repaint.Īgain, if you want a video of this mess, I'll make one. The pop-up window recursively paints itself overlaying the underlying window. Pop-up window repaints over itself - shifting and following the mouse path -is moved over the main window, as the mouse is moved to chase the now moving pop-up window. Should just show the pop-up, allow mouse to travel over pop-up and select buttons or other items - without recursive rendering
With my hardware (Asus G752VT-RH71) AND jdk 8.
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I'd recommend you download JBidwatcher, paste an auction from ebay into JBidwatcher, then right click on the row in the table and try to click on "show in browser" in the pop-up. STEPS TO FOLLOW TO REPRODUCE THE PROBLEM : I'll have to download the old jdk version, and revert to check this out. JBidwatcher version 2.99 downloaded from the web. I have seen this problem with my apps developed using eclipse, and also with If you like, I can likely make a screen capture video of this not working either in my app or JBidwatcher. Running a java app that ran well under jdk7, under jdk8, when dialog windows containing widgets pop up, and the mouse is moved - the render multiple times offset from each other.
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.92-b14, mixed mode) Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_92-b14)
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