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Incisive Enterprise Manager Blank Screen

snitkau

Hello,


I am running Incisive Enterprise Manager on a tiling window manager (dwm 6.0) and whenever I run vmanager, the second window that comes up (the actual incisive enterprise manager) is always a blank gray screen.


I had seen this before when using dwm to run certain programs, such as Matlab. In those cases, it had to do with the particular window-generating Java program assuming a reparenting window manager (not true for my wm, however). I tried using the wmname utility to tell the JDK that I do not have a reparenting wm, but that didn't work. I also tried setting and exporting _JAVA_AWT_WM_NONREPARENTING set to 1, but this also doesn't seem to work.


So my question is this: is there any other way I can get the program to load up correctly in my environment?

Thanks in advance!

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  • Ah, so the fix is using the older Motif-based X integration. It can be set by:

       export AWT_TOOLKIT=MToolkit

     

    After setting this and running vmanager again, the window appears correctly. Man, what a pain in the neck! Moreover, this temporary fix might break other applications, at least from what I have read, so if this is an issue that you have had, be wary of this "fix"!

     

     

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  • Ah, so the fix is using the older Motif-based X integration. It can be set by:

       export AWT_TOOLKIT=MToolkit

     

    After setting this and running vmanager again, the window appears correctly. Man, what a pain in the neck! Moreover, this temporary fix might break other applications, at least from what I have read, so if this is an issue that you have had, be wary of this "fix"!

     

     

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