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Bug ID:
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4489279
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Votes
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0
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Synopsis
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MAPPING,RELWIZARD:<Esc> does not cancel wizard session/close opened dialog
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Category
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forte4j:tpui
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Reported Against
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3_fcs
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Release Fixed
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State
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11-Closed, duplicate of 4281840,
bug
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Priority:
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4-Low
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Related Bugs
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4281840
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Submit Date
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07-AUG-2001
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Description
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IDE Build RC1 (010803) EE on Solaris 8
Reproducible :
Invoke Mapping Wizard on Employee
In Step 2, Clicking on Add brings up "Map Secondary Table Setup" dialog
** Escape does not close this dialog
** In Step 3, Escape does not cancel the wizard session.
whereas after clicking on Automap or Unmap; Escape works in Step 3.
Invoke Relationship Mapping Wizard on a relationship field,
** Escape does not cancel the wizard session, if any of the reference key pair in Step 2 or 3 is being edited.
** Escape does not work if the Jointable combo has the focus in Step 2.
Note :
Escape works fine at the following instances :
1/ Mapping Wizard step 1
2/ Mapping Wizard Step 2
3/ Select Primary Table dialog closes on escape
4/ Map Field to Multiple Columns closes on escape
5/ RMW session gets cancelled on Esc (as long as nothing is being edited).
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Work Around
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N/A
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Evaluation
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It is standard swing behavior that drop downs (and I think JTables) with focus swallow the escape. While that does make sense for editable drop downs and columns, it only seems to make sense for expanded read only ones. I seem to recall the NetBeans team implementing a workaround for this type of case for the file open or mount dialog in the IDE. Assigning to Jan to find out desired behavior and, if necessary, push the JDK team to implement the workaround for accessibility reasons.
xxxxx@xxxxx 2001-08-08
This is a duplicate of a jdk bug (4281840). That bug has been closed, but if the jdk team chooses not to implement it, it makes no sense of the tp team to implement it.
xxxxx@xxxxx 2002-06-04
Actually, the bug number for the duplicate is incorrect - it should be 4624483, but I cannot edit it. The first of the two problems (in the secondary table panel) is fixed. The second is the same as the other bug.
xxxxx@xxxxx 2002-06-04
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Comments
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PLEASE NOTE: JDK6 is formerly known as Project Mustang
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