>Ok, so I can see your bug. For me, it happens about 1
>time in 20 drags.
Oddly, I see it a lot more frequently than that. I
guess the fact that it is sporadic also implies that
it will occur without a consistent frequency across
platforms. I'm on a G4 800 iBook.
>drags continue to work fine. I really don't see how
this >could have broken any applications, but maybe
you're >seeing a different consequence?
Correct. It is causing a problem on a drag-and-drop
JTree that has a very important data structure as the
model behind the view that is being trashed by the
botched D&D operation. Unlike the trivial sample
program, I've had to implement DragSourceListeners,
DropTargetListeners, etc. It appears that when the
D&D op fails internally, it is an abnormal end to D&D
as opposed to something that would fire the right
methods with the right events. I'm not 100% sure but
it doesn't look like I can catch this particular
exception so basically the drop fails w/o me actually
knowing it.
Thanks,
Brian
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