Hi,
I've tested and I can confirm that this function doesn't work with the Oracle Java SE 7u55 runtime that is bundled with Oxygen.
I've also tested with the Ubuntu system installed OpenJDK 7u55 Java runtime and it seems to work fine with that. So this is a possible workaround.
To install the latest version of OpenJDK 7 on Ubuntu run:
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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre
If you have several Java runtimes installed, make sure OpenJDK is set as default:
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sudo update-alternatives --config java
Oxygen deploys its own bundled JRE, so you will have to bypass it. To do this, quit the application, navigate to the Oxygen installation folder and rename the 'jre' folder. e.g. 'jreold'. When you start Oxygen, it will automatically pick up and use your system installed Java VM.
You can check what Java Virtual Machine is Oxygen running on in
Help > About, "System properties". Look for the properties:
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java.runtime.name
java.runtime.version
If you don't want to make OpenJDK the default Java runtime or Oxygen doesn't detect it, you can create a symbolic link named 'jre' in the Oxygen installation folder that points to the OpenJDK folder. To find out where OpenJDK is installed use:
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update-alternatives --display java
Then you can create the symbolic link pointing to the appropriate location:
e.g.
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ln -s /usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-amd64 Oxygen/jre
Regards,
Adrian