[JDIC-277] JDIC binary error message using the Browser with local files Created:
17/May/05 Updated: 14/Jun/05 Resolved: 14/Jun/05
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jdic
JDIC API (package org.jdesktop.jdic.browser)
0.9
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georgew
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277
0.9.1
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armin_chen
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Operating System: All
Platform: PC
Description
Using the JDIC embedded Browser to open a local file on the "C" drive (Windows
XP Prof.) works well, but when I close the browser the application crashes with
a polite message advising me that JDIC Binary encountered an error and needs to
close etc...
Opening a web URL works OK.
The problem can be easily reproduced using the demo "Browser" application
distributed with the JDIC download package. Just type "C:\docs" or an equivalent
VALID path in the address field. The directory will be displayed correctly, but
when you close the application the error box will appear.
(Internet Explorer accept "C:\docs" without giving any error).
Comments
Comment by georgez [ 17/May/05 ]
This problem is confirmed. It only happens while embedding IE to open a local
file. The differenc opening an URL and a local file seems to be: opening an URL
embeds IE, while opening a local file embed the file explorer.
The cause seems to be that, the native browser window uses the AWT parent
window, while closing the Java Browser window, the parent window are closed, but
the native window related resource is not released.
This issue should be fixed with the fix to issue#152:
https://jdic.dev.java.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=152
Comment by georgez [ 20/May/05 ]
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Issue 276 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
Comment by georgez [ 08/Jun/05 ]
Reassigned to Armin.
Comment by armin_chen [ 14/Jun/05 ]
Will be integrated in 0.9.1
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