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Re: Ink crashing Java apps?


On Dec 19, 2007, at 11:25 AM, Scott Kovatch wrote:


On Dec 19, 2007, at 12:58 AM, Shawn Stephens wrote:

Thanks for the feedback, I realized this after some googling. Netbeans 6 would not work either, but after about 5 hours of debugging I figured out the Handwriting Recognition set to on in the Ink program will cause AWT-Appkit to crash.

If it's something as simple as 'Turn on Ink and your Java app crashes when you write on a tablet' I can write up a bug; otherwise, a test case would be helpful, too.

Following up for everyone's benefit... this is not specific to Java 6. It looks like it happens in any 64-bit application (I tried Xcode), so the workaround is to make sure handwriting recognition is off when you run a Java 6 AWT application. We do have a bug and it's being tracked.

Thanks,
Scott

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Scott Kovatch
Apple Inc.
Java Runtime Classes
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