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Created attachment 199823 [details] Project to reproduce problem 32-bit Indigo on CentOs5, Eclipse for Testers Package If you start the object mapping you see a filled green square starting with the left heading corner. This problem cannot be reproduced with Windows.
This problem occured using Jubula from Red Hat or Windows. So I think it is no client problem.
I have changed this to critical because mapping is possible (just not nice!). It should, however, be looked at with high prio because the of the possibility that something has changed in SWT that is having this (and possibly other unknown) effects.
Paritally fixed with http://git.eclipse.org/c/jubula/org.eclipse.jubula.core.git/commit/?id=e4750dcb104a741b24342624af65ffa25ab8ef93 The positioning of the OM-border shell was incorrect - now it's only visible within the component to collect itself. Though this is fixed the issue that a filled green square is shown remains; it looks like this is an SWT / centos-GTK bug - I will file one therefore. This issue should also occure for SWT 3.4 - 3.7: I tried all of them with an independet snippet for SWT custom shell windows (http://www.java2s.com/Code/Java/SWT-JFace-Eclipse/SWTShellcreateanonrectangularwindow.htm) While testing this I noticed bug 289086 which somehow also affected testing different SWT versions on our centos-Machine. So keep in mind to empty this cache /tmp/swtlib-<32/64>/ while testing different SWT versions.
I'm going to close this bug as won't fix because the problem is now just aesthetic. Instead of a border, you get a filled square on the component because of the SWT / GTK problem.
