Re: Anybody familiar with Java on MacOS-X?

    Hi James,

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General information about the mailing list is at:

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    I subscribe to about 40 mailing lists in my never-ending quest to keep
up with things going on in the Java world and that list is one of the most
active, especially in the GUI area.  They do end up discussing many very
Mac-centric areas, like Cocoa and so on.

    However, alignment and layout, for the most part, are in the standard
Java set and don't change much, if any, other than custom or platform
specific classes.  You may want to check your code for assumptions that end
up being Windows specific and/or custom layout managers that do the same.
In any event, more info will be needed by anyone to give a sensible
response.


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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "James H H Lampert" <jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 11:44 AM
Subject: Anybody familiar with Java on MacOS-X?


> Our TN5250E client (the one that's somehow become the
> most-used function of our ThinView product, and that's
> also bundled in our Wintouch product) is having a weird
> rendering problem when run on a Mac. Things that line up
> perfectly under all WinDoze JVMs don't line up at all
> under Mac JVMs.
>
> If anybody has any insights into what could be causing
> this, please contact me privately at
>     jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxx
> or
>     jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> I'd rather minimize the amount of List bandwidth this
> takes, as it could very easily go from being peripherally
> on-topic to wildly off-topic for the list.
>
> And if anybody knows of any Mac-specific SWING or AWT
> forums where I might pose the question, please let me
> know, either on- or off-list.
> --
> James H. H. Lampert
> --