This is a reproducible error. I can create a pristine file and place two SuperContainer webviewers on one layout. When I close the window, it crashes FileMaker.

This is reproducible under the following conditions:

Client:

Windows XP SP3

FMPA 10.0v3

Java 1.6.0_14 (as well as the two previous versions)

Server:

Latest version of SuperContainer

FMSA 10.0v3

Mac OS X 10.5

The crash DOES NOT OCCUR when:

--The client is running FMPA 9.0v3 on WinXP SP3

--The client is running FMPA 10.v3 on Mac OS X 10.4.11

--There is only one SC web viewer on the layout

I can send the crash logs if this would be helpful.

Hedrich

Thank you for posting this. I have been able to reproduce this issue, and we are now working on a fix.

Edited December 1, 200916 yr by Guest

Update: This is a known issue.

This issue is not specific to SuperContainer, this is a problem with all Java applets.

Platforms exhibiting problem:

* XP

* Vista

Java versions exhibiting problem:

* Java 1.6 (we've tested several different updates, and there is no fix for this in Java 1.6 yet)

There are three possible solutions

1. Downgrade to Java 1.5 - http://java.sun.com/products/archive/j2se/5.0_19/index.html

2. Use FM script to either switch to a different layout then close, or minimize the window and then close

3. Use the style=noapplet parameter in the SC URL

I'm sorry that I can't provide you with a more complete fix than this! Hopefully Java will release an update to correct this issue soon.

Thanks! We'll work around it. At least I know why this happens now.

Hi there,

Can i confirm if this is still an issue as i have a eerily similar issue on a Mac running,

OSX 10.6.2

FMP 10.0v3

Java Version 1.6.0_16

OSX Server 10.6.2

FMSA 10.0.2.206

SuperContainer 2.74 (waiting to reboot to 2.741)

Best wishes

Bob Martin

This is still an issue on Windows (for ALL java applets, not just SuperContainer). What are you experiencing on Mac?

Just as a followup on this issue, I no longer seem to be experiencing it with Java version 1.6.0_18. I did find that putting the two webviewers on separate tabs of a tab control panel circumvented the problem even with the earlier versions of Java.