Currently, StandardWidgetToolkit autnehtication provider gets automatically selected on JVM 9+ (because JavaFX is not usually available on these versions of Java). But it has some DPI problems on Windows. The authentication window looks like that:
(note the misplaced elements and unreadable font size in the footer)
It is a known problem of older SWT builds, e.g. see SWT bug 493666.
What's interesting here is that the issue seems to be fixed in newer SWT versions. Updating SWT to <swt.version>4.6.1</swt.version> in the parent pom.xml fixed the issue for me completely.
Currently,
StandardWidgetToolkitautnehtication provider gets automatically selected on JVM 9+ (because JavaFX is not usually available on these versions of Java). But it has some DPI problems on Windows. The authentication window looks like that:(note the misplaced elements and unreadable font size in the footer)
It is a known problem of older SWT builds, e.g. see SWT bug 493666.
What's interesting here is that the issue seems to be fixed in newer SWT versions. Updating SWT to
<swt.version>4.6.1</swt.version>in the parentpom.xmlfixed the issue for me completely.