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Subject: Re: problem with cvd on java7 on mac on 2nd display
From: Florian Leitner <fleitner@cnio.es>
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Date: Thu, 9 Aug 2012 12:31:51 +0200
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Hi Matt,

Not sure if your issue is related to this bug, but Eclipse has a problem =
on OSX when running on two displays *if the displays are stacked*. =
Specifically, this relates to problems with pop-ups such as API help on =
mouse-overs. That is, if the second display is configured as being above =
or below the main display, you get problems if working in Eclipse on the =
secondary display (including some persons that have reported crashes of =
Eclipse in this "configuration").

These problems have been reported to go away once you align the two =
displays in your System Settings side-by-side and exactly on the top =
edge (i.e., put the second display to the right or left and have the top =
edges of the two displays at the same height). Maybe you want to check =
if aligning the second display that way helps you. If it does, the =
problem is most likely related to using a multi-monitor setup of Eclipse =
on OSX...

Cheers,
Florian


On 8 Aug 2012, at 14:43, Coarr, Matt wrote:

> I have a problem to report.  I'm running the CVD from eclipse (via run =
configuration).  I'm using  a mac running Lion.  I have both jdk 6 and 7 =
installed.
>=20
> I'm using the CVD run configuration for the uima examples project.  =
When I have the project using JDK 6, everything works normally.
>=20
> However, when I change the project configuration to use JDK 7, I run =
into problems.  Particularly when the CVD window is located on my =
secondary display.  The two issues that I have noticed so far:
>=20
>  1.  I can click on the menus and the menu name is highlighted, but =
the menu does not drop down (so I don't see the menu contents).
>  2.  When I go to "Load AE" dialog (via control-L), I am unable to =
click the drop down control.  This prevents my from going to any =
directories above my home directory.  The control is active, but it does =
not drop down.
>=20
> If I move the CVD window to my primary display, both these problems go =
away.
>=20
> Here's my specific java version information (I just installed the =
latest jdk a couple days ago after rebuilding my machine):
>=20
> java version "1.7.0_05"
> Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_05-b06)
> Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 23.1-b03, mixed mode)
>=20
> Matt

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Florian Leitner, PhD <fleitner.cnio@gmail.com>

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