Bug ID: 4931766 Linux: MIDI implementation doesn't distinguish between IN and OUT ports

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Bug ID:	4931766
Votes	0
Synopsis	Linux: MIDI implementation doesn't distinguish between IN and OUT ports
Category	java:classes_sound
Reported Against	tiger
Release Fixed	1.5(tiger-b24)
State	10-Fix Delivered, bug
Priority:	3-Medium
Related Bugs
Submit Date	02-OCT-2003
Description	In the native implementation of MidiInDeviceProvider and MidiOutDeviceProvider for Linux, the implementation of nGetNumDevices doesn't distinguish between IN and OUT ports. Instead, it just counts the total number. This works as long as any MIDI port supports IN as well as OUT. This is quite common, but no guaranteed. If a port is only IN or only OUT, wrong values are returned for the number of ports.
Work Around	N/A
Evaluation	xxxxx@xxxxx 2003-10-02 Needs to be fixed for tiger.
Comments	Include a link with my name & email PLEASE NOTE: JDK6 is formerly known as Project Mustang


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