The swing application does not always update when view properties are changed

[scharf]

In the JavaFX version of the app, setting properties immediately changes the UI. In the Swing app this is not the always case.

For example in the Layouts -> Border, you have to resize the window in order to see changes to the margins or the gaps.

[rjahn]

This is a JVx Swing UI problem. Has nothing to do with kitchensink. Please open a JVx ticket :)

[RobertZenz]

To expand a little bit on that, the Kitchensink is really just a very "thin" demo application built with JVx. If the Kitchensink behaves differently on different technologies, there is a very good possibility that this is a mismatch in JVx itself (actually, I can't come up with a different explanation) so should be reported on the JVx ticket system.

I can create this ticket tomorrow if you do not wish to register at the ticket system and create the ticket. Though, I'd welcome you to do it, especially if you plan to look further into JVx.

[scharf]

https://oss.sibvisions.com/index.php?do=details&task_id=1756

[scharf]

I understand the Kitchensink is a demo application, however it reveals a lot of problems with JVX.

I wonder if there is another JVX application that is used to demonstrate the expected behaviour of all UI elements?

What is the best way to proceed here? I found a lot of other small and big usability problems, inconsistencies between Swing and JavaFX. Where should I report them?

I am not sure if it makes sense to create a new issuer for each problem here or in the JVx ticket system, because I assume that most of the bugs are known and triaging the buts may be unnecessary extra effort on your side....

Should I create a single document with the problems I found?

[rjahn]

The most important thing here is that you report the bug. If you feel comfortable with a document, no problem.

Sure, one ticket per problem will be fine for us!

[RobertZenz]

Please note that we do have a separate project for JVxFX. So if you report discrepancies between Swing and JavaFX, you should report them in the JVxFX project.

[rjahn]

Any news here?