It is fixed now. Apparently these two programs set the JRootPane to non-opaque, which I reproduced by doing the same in our Joxy test GUI. The fix was to include
setOpaque(true);
in Joxy's delegate for the JRootPane. However I still don't know
why the applications do this at all;
why it actually worked for other applications (BasicRootPaneUI sets the root pane opacity to false).
Well, it at least works now for both FreeRapid and Matlab.
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It is fixed now. Apparently these two programs set the JRootPane to non-opaque, which I reproduced by doing the same in our Joxy test GUI. The fix was to include
in Joxy's delegate for the JRootPane. However I still don't know
Well, it at least works now for both FreeRapid and Matlab.
This was already fixed in 0.2.0, it had the wrong milestone.