original bug-report:
The cursor problem occurs when the mouse is at the very top of the screen. It seems that there are a few pixels of space above the active java window that reveal the cursor again. Is there a way to use some of the osx-java scripts to help this?
http://developer.apple.com/document...
ex: apple.awt.fullscreenhidecursor
It seems that the java commands for removing decorations and going full screen leave an invisible space at the top of the screen when running. I changed the background color to gray and noticed a slightly darker gray area at the top. When I rolled over it the mouse would appear and then disappear when brought back into the active space. So, is there a way to completely get rid of the phantom app bar at the top. I've looked at alot of documentation regarding frame.setLocation and frame.setUndecorated. Any help would be great.
original bug-report: The cursor problem occurs when the mouse is at the very top of the screen. It seems that there are a few pixels of space above the active java window that reveal the cursor again. Is there a way to use some of the osx-java scripts to help this? http://developer.apple.com/document... ex: apple.awt.fullscreenhidecursor It seems that the java commands for removing decorations and going full screen leave an invisible space at the top of the screen when running. I changed the background color to gray and noticed a slightly darker gray area at the top. When I rolled over it the mouse would appear and then disappear when brought back into the active space. So, is there a way to completely get rid of the phantom app bar at the top. I've looked at alot of documentation regarding frame.setLocation and frame.setUndecorated. Any help would be great.