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sorin_ristache
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Re: icon
Hello,
It is a problem of the Apple's Java virtual machine which runs on Mac computers. The Apple's JVM replaces sometimes the icon of a Java application dialog in a random way with an icon from an unrelated application that runs on the same computer. It does that even for standard option pane Java dialogs which should always have well-known standard icons on any platform. We were not able to find what causes that. I think the problem should be reported to the Apple Java development team.
Regards,
Sorin
It is a problem of the Apple's Java virtual machine which runs on Mac computers. The Apple's JVM replaces sometimes the icon of a Java application dialog in a random way with an icon from an unrelated application that runs on the same computer. It does that even for standard option pane Java dialogs which should always have well-known standard icons on any platform. We were not able to find what causes that. I think the problem should be reported to the Apple Java development team.
Regards,
Sorin