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Steps: 1. Create Bpel Module 2. Open project properties 3. Select XML Catalog from categories Cache Location value isn't shown completely. Assumption is that user does not need to manually resize most windows or dialogs to see all of the ui objects and information in them. I'am running in pseudo localized locale in which each message/label is a bit longer than english to account for that in some locales, translations result in longer strings than in english. Also am running at fontsize 16, which is viewed as a valid font size that might be used. Resizing issues are not just related to i18n; they might show to user in english locale if they run at larger fontsize.
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can this be fixed for 6.1 ? ken.frank@sun.com
We'll try to fix it in 6.1
Alexey, please look at this.
1. XML catalog properties panel is part of xml.catalogsupport module. 2. Cache Location value isn't shown completely, but it is represented by JTextField (not JLabel), so value is not trimmed, user can see value, by scrolling content of JTextField, in my opinion this is not a bug.
I think since the Cache Location value is in a JTextField, user can use mouse or keyword to scroll to the end of the content. This is the standard way of using JTextField. ie., JTextField will have a preferred size set. Then when its contents overflow, user can use mouse or keyword to see the rest of the clipped contents. Lowering the priority of this bug to P3.
If the area is a textfield, then its true its probably not an issue in the sense that user can use mouse to scroll over it; I think there can be a perceived resize situation if the allocated space of the textfield is so small that it might show maybe one or two characters only; even then user could scroll but its more inconvenient. it really does vary when some resize situation can happen as to font size, length of label, monitor resolution. since there is nothing above the text field, could its width be made a bit longer in any case ? ken.frank@sun.com
Assigning to sam.