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Window applet and mouse pointer

843807Aug 17 2010 — edited Aug 17 2010
Hi all!

I am developing a framwork to create educacional games to the OLPC (one laptop per child) project.

So, in this framework the games run in a Window application (JFrame) over a JApplet.


The problem is that I dont know how to hide the mouse pointer that appears over my window applet. I try to use the Toolkit.createCustomCursor(..) and them use the setCursor(..) method, but not work because the security policy.


Anybody have some ideia about how can I solve this problem?

here is a link that demonstrate my application running, and the mouse pointer over all the graphics.

http://nti.catolica-to.edu.br/Imagens/screenucamouse.png


Thank you!

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InoL

I have a form region in my application
There is a whole application in your workspace. Where is the problem?

rgiljohann

The form is on page 3 called Audit. You can get there by clicking on the links on the report page to populate existing records which is how the end users will end up doing it.

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InoL
Answer

If you run your page in debug mode you see weird things happening. Always run in debug mode if you don't know what is happening!
As far as I could see you had both a Submit default action and a Click DA on your Save button. I removed the DA, and now it works.

Marked as Answer by rgiljohann · Jan 5 2023
rgiljohann

You are awesome. Thank you. It is odd that having a DA causes it to fail, but I can worry about that some other time. Thanks again.

InoL

It is odd that having a DA causes it to fail
Not at all. Your button has the Submit action, and your DA had it too too. That caused a double submit, as you can see in the debug log if you put that DA back. That totally f*ed up the whole process. Debugging is the most important tool a developer can have!

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