Thanks for quick reply!
I don't have "build-combineImages" in build.properties, so I've added it
with argument "no". None combination work. I tried build-combineImages=no,
build-combineImages=false, build.combineImages=no,
build.combineImages=false, ... Nothing : ((
But there is some pattern: tree_handlerighttop.png, tree_handledowntop.png
and all the lines (tree_linelastnode, tree_linefirstnode,
tree_linemiddlenode, tree_linevertical - which I erased in Photoshop) are
always displayed correctly. Other 4 images always displays incorrectly.
I don't get it. Where does this 4 bad images come from when I have
overwritten all webui-jsf-suntheme.jar files. I have searched for any of
those bad images on hard, even in package files, and nothing. Where does
Netbeans (or maybe Sun Java System Application Server) store files? Some
cache maybe??
Is there any way to change default theme (web) for Netbeans 6.1? How can I
see the path of deployed files?
P.S. Deep, I can send you *.war if you need this 'example-bug' code for some
testing-corrections.
Thanks a lot..
Goran
Ratnadeep Bhattacharjee-2 wrote:
>
> This is indeed very strange. One of the optimizations we did in
> Woodstock was to generate a combined image map of all the images that
> are needed by the components. On the client side the right image is
> selected from that combined image map at run time. I am not sure if that
> has anything to do with what you are seeing. When you are rebuilding
> themes can you turn off that feature and see if the problem goes away?
> In build.properties set "build-combineImages" to "no".
>
> Thanks,
> -Deep.
>
>
> Goran Milinovic wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I'm currently working on some web project and one of my tasks is to
>> customize webuijsf:tree. The thing I wanted to do is to change handle
>> images
>> (little arrows on the left of the tree nodes which are pointed on the
>> right
>> when tree node is closed, and down when it's opened).
>>
>> First, I tried simply to overwrite images that represents those arrows
>> (maintaining file names) in webui-jsf-suntheme.jar. It worked perfectly
>> in
>> Netbeans 6.0, but when I switched to 6.1 everything started acting weird
>> (of
>> course, for new netbeans I modified new webui-jsf-suntheme.jar in the
>> same
>> way). Problem is that only first arrow is new one, rest are from original
>> theme - example in images bellow.
>>
>> http://www.nabble.com/file/p16763506/closed.jpg
>> http://www.nabble.com/file/p16763506/open.jpg
>>
>> I have used jar file from its original location (x:\program
>> files\netbeans
>> 6.1\visualweb2\modules\ext\webui-jsf-suntheme.jar). When I build the
>> project, build folder contained new-changed version of
>> webui-jsf-suntheme.jar (the one I need).
>>
>> I even overwrote all webui-jsf-suntheme.jar on my harddrive with new
>> version, and still nothing.
>> Tried to clear browser cache - you guess: nothing!
>> Checked every image (tree_handledownlast, tree_handledownmiddle,
>> tree_handledowntop, tree_handledowntopns, tree_handlerightlast,
>> tree_handlerightmiddle, tree_handlerighttop, tree_handlerighttopns) and
>> all
>> of them are NEW.
>>
>> Tried to deploy app in IE7, FF2.0.0.13, Safari 3.1 = all act the same -
>> wrong.
>> IE6 shows new images but layout is mixed up.
>>
>> Don't know if this is a bug, or maybe I missed somthing.
>> I'm using Netbeans 6.1 rc1, Sun Java System Application Server 9.1 u1.
>>
>> Has anyone tried something like this?
>> Is there any cache folder for SJSAS 9.1 u1, or maybe Netbeans?
>>
>> Thanks a lot!
>> Goran
>>
>>
>
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