Re: Problem with running remote Linux Java GUI

[Ming George <mgeorge72 at yahoo dot com>]

Thanks for Christopher and Levent for valuable the
comments. However, these solutions do not work for me.
-Y was rejected by my remote linux system.

A weird thing I observed is that in a remote linux
Xterm (using ssh) being connected to Cygwin for longer
than a certain period of time (more than a half hour),
the GUI of remote Java program can be properly
displayed. But for a newly connected Xterm, it still
does not work. At least, it can be used as a temporal
solution.  

Does anyone have clue about it? Does it related to the
X authority setting? 


Thanks

George

--- Levent Yilmaz <sly5+gmane@pitt.edu> wrote:
> I also had some problems with certain programs (not
> necessarily with 
> java). And find a simple solution which I do not
> know it works:
> 
> If you are using ssh with X11 forwarding for
> connections, maybe -Y 
> (instead of -X) may work for you.
> 
> -L.
> 
> 
> Ming George wrote:
> 
> > Hi friends,
> > 
> > I use Cygwin/X to run remote X window programs. It
> > works perfect for normal Linux X applications; but
> not
> > for any Java GUI. In a Cygwin xterm, when I run a
> Java
> > GUI in a remote linux machine, I only get an empty
> > window which does not show all the interface
> elements,
> > e.g., button, menu, and others. 
> > 
> > In the mail achieve, I found some one posted the
> > similar issues when executing a Java GUI in a
> remote
> > Solaris system. But the solution is not applicable
> to
> > my case. Does any one meet the same problem, or
> have
> > any clue about it?
> > 
> > Thanks
> > 
> > George
> > 
> > 
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