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JFrame .set DefaultLookAndFeelDecorated (true) causes crash

 
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I have an application running under HPUX 11.11. I connect to the application using Hummngbird Exceed on a PC running Windows 2000. If I compile the application using:



I get the following error:

Xlib: unexpected async reply (sequence 0x6b)!

I've tried playing around using GraphicsConfiguration but haven't got anywhere. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
 
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It's most likely a JVM bug, but could possibly be a Hummingbird bug. In any event, nothing you can do in Java is going to fix it.

Please don't post the same question to multiple forums -- I deleted the other copy in JiG(A).
 
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Apologies for the double post. I realise that it's probably not a Java problem , but I was hoping somebody might be able to shed some light on it.

Is it possible to move this thread to the other forum as I feel that one is more appropriate?

Thanks,
Keith
 
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