>Do you get any form of acknowledgment that a bug has been accepted as
valid and might be fixed at some point?
I spent a long time creating the perfect program to demonstrate a bug. I
did not receive any answer until 4 months later. And here was Apple's
reply:
>This message is being sent to you in regards to the bug you have filed
>under Bug ID# 3176783. Our engineering team has tested against this bug
>report and is unable to reproduce the issue in Java 1.4.1 Update DP102.
>Please let us know whether or not you continue to experience the issue
>with the newly released software available to eligible members on 21
>June 2003.
The least they could have done was acknowledge the bug on the JDK I
reported it against.
I don't care about Java 1.4 since MacOS X 10.1 users cannot use it.
I did not find the reply very polite, so I have not filed another bug
since then.
I also think Sun's Java Bug Parade is much better. They don't really give
better replies,
but at least it's possible to discuss workarounds with other developers.
_______________________________________________
Do not post admin requests to the list. They will be ignored.
Java-dev mailing list (email@hidden)
Help/Unsubscribe/Update your Subscription:
This email sent to email@hidden
