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Here is the original bug full post: http://icedtea.classpath.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=360 the link includes full description, source-code for bug regeneration and the files generated by the bug reporting tool under fedora 11. This happens under Windows & Linux tested with 5 PC's I originally posted to icedtea first coz that what was written in the bug-reporting tool, because netbeans didn't displayed any messages telling me that it has crashed or anything neither under linux nor windows. Thanks!
Any comments for this? Can anybody reproduce the problem? no relevant solution yet?
Could you please provide test3D.form file (it is not visible in Projects view, but is visible from Files view or when brownsing your HD) or whole project? Thanks.
Created attachment 84945 [details] the UI xml (.form) auto created by netbeans for this issue's class.
requested info is provided
Reproducible for me also after couple of resizes of the attached bean on a new JFrame. This seems to be a crash of underlying JVM to me. J3D library could be also responsible, since it has platform dependent binaries. Anyway, reassigning to form editor for further evaluation. Please reopen/file an OpenJDK issue if appropriate. --- Product Version: NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 090721) Java: 1.5.0_16; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.5.0_16-133 System: Mac OS X version 10.5.7 running on i386; MacRoman; en_US (nb)
msauer, what do u mean by "Please reopen/file an OpenJDK issue if appropriate."? Should I open an issue at OpenJDK bugzilla? or do u mean confirming that this happens whith OpenJDK too? YES it happens for me under fedora 11 with OpenJDK ...
No, I meant this should be done by form guys, in case they agree that it is not NB fault -- since it seems to happen on Sun JDK, OpenJDK and Mac OS JDK derivative, the best solution would be probably an OpenJDK bug IMHO.
I can reproduce on Vista too. I'd suspect the J3D library which runs native code and may crash JVM possibly. The stack trace from the crash file indicates that. NetBeans as a pure Java application can hardly be responsible for JVM crash. Also the GUI builder treats the beans in a pretty standard and simple way - creates an instance, adds it to window, resizes as needed. There's nothing special on it. There can be something in the IDE the Java3d library does not like, but it should throw some exception - not crash entire JVM, we have no way to diagnose what's happening there.
Created attachment 85629 [details] crash file
Created attachment 85630 [details] zipped application - open NewJFrame in NetBeans
I've attached a project that can be opened in NetBeans to demonstrate the bug. Just open NewJFrame form, then try to resize the design canvas, close, open again - at some point the JVM will crash. You may use it to report the JDK or Java3D bug.
I'm wondering why u closed the issue since it was not yet resolved? I'll reopen it again hoping to get it resolved ...