1. Java applications with Windows 7 - are there compatibility concerns? stackoverflow.comwith some fuzz around Windows 7, does somebody have experiences with Java compatibility with Windows 7? Should this be a concern or do the programs probably work ok? I'd be especially interested ... |
2. Java Swing rendering bug on Windows 7 look-and-feel? stackoverflow.comThe knob on vertical JSlider's on my Windows 7 machine (with native look-and-feel) is really, really tiny in both directions. Not just skinny but short as well. Can ... |
3. How to run a .class file in Windows 7 OS? stackoverflow.comThis is probably a stupid question, but how do I run a class file on windows 7? I usually create my own .java files and then use a basic IDE (with ... |
4. Java - Swing GUI renders incorrectly in Windows 7 stackoverflow.comI'm building a Tic Tac Toe game in Java with a Swing GUI, and it renders correctly in Ubuntu 10.4 and Windows XP. This is how it looks like in Ubuntu: |
5. Can't modify SystemLookAndFeel under Windows 7 stackoverflow.comI'm experiencing a subtle issue with the Swing SystemLookAndFeel under Windows 7. The applet below sets the SystemLookAndFeel and then modifies the background colour of MenuBar and MenuItem. This works perfectly ... |
6. Get screen info in windows 7 stackoverflow.comIn my app I'm using swing and awt. I am setting the size (and position) of the window I'm creating based on toolkit.getScreenSize() and this works fine. But I ... |
7. Why is there such a big difference in memory use of a Java application in Windows XP 32 vs Windows 7 64 stackoverflow.comI have a little Java application that I wrote for recording my work activities. Since I have it open all day, every day, one of the things ... |
8. how to reflect changes made in a java file while running it? stackoverflow.comSystem specifications : Win7 - Executing through command prompt - Initially , only 1 button i had created and it could be seen successfully. - I just added button2 to my code and ... |
9. How to use lights in jcomponents? stackoverflow.comIs it possible to add lights to jcomponents...? especially as an action on the jcomponent. I mean something beyond changing background color of the component for example a jbutton... I mean something like ... |
10. How to analyze system freeze on x64 OS caused by Java application? stackoverflow.comI have a java swing gui application (running for years on many different machines without problems) which causes system crashs on Windows 7 x64. I've tested the behaviour on several machines, ... |
11. Using the new 6.7 Mac look-and-feel on Windows? forums.netbeans.orgHi! I appreciate the new Netbeans 6.7 Mac look-and-feel. Therefore I would be glad if there's a way to use it on the Windows platform. Is there a way to get ... |
12. Swing application not compatible on Windows 7 java-forums.orgHi All, We have a FX trading application built using Java 1.5 using Swing as the GUI. We have built our own MVC framework over the Swing MVC model. This application works fine in Windows XP environment. However, recently machine got upgraded to Windows 7 and after that we have started getting many issues with this FX trading application. The application ... |
13. Windows 7 UIManager forums.oracle.com |
14. Java for GUI driving USB on windows XP/7 platform forums.oracle.comHi Guys ...I need some advcie for a quick start and Im new to java but long wanted something better than VB(n). I have a small PC case environment manager devcie and needs USB comms with motherboard ...so do I have to go back to MSoft ?? and dig up my Visual J++6 or has Sun got something better for programming ... |
15. Opening a file in my GUI in Windows 7! forums.oracle.com |
16. swing GUI in windows 7 forums.oracle.comI'm using Swing. On Windows 7. With lots of JTrees. They display just fine for me. However my application isn't an applet. I would suggest you spend a couple of minutes to find out whether applets have this problem and applications don't. This would give you something to do while waiting for helpful answers. You also didn't say what look-and-feel your ... |