I'm trying to port a standalone java application to a java webstart
launcher. I have made all the work and this seems to work well. This
is for an intranet so I have allowed a all-permission security to my
application and signed all my jars.
In fact, this application works well on Mac OSX 10.4 except for one
feature : the copy/paste function from system clipboard to my
application (in a JTextField by example). There is no security
exception but my application uses a "private clipboard"... i.e. I can
paste and copy from one JTextField to another in my application but I
can't transfer data from or to the system (in a TextEdit document by
example) !!!???
I have tested the application from java webstart on a PC under win98
and it works well with the system clipboard.
Under Mac OSX, in a standalone format, I have no problem and I can
copy/paste with the system...
I have tested the method "SwingUtilities2.canAccessSystemClipboard()"
and it returns true...
So, I don't understand where this behaviours comes from ??? Is there
a bug in the swing lib in the JDK 5.0 from Apple ?
I don't find any information about such a bug...
If any of you has an idea to help me ?
thanks in advance
Seb
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