White-screen problem with MacOs and JCef 2357+

[edominic]

Hello guys,
I think, the most (or all) people with MacOs and JCef do have the problem that they get a white screen, if they include JCef in their projects.

Meanwhile, does anyone hava a solution or a fix for this problem?

Here, the link to bug report on bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/chromiumembedded/java-cef/issues/166/content-in-browser-not-visible-at-startup

Thanks

[magreenblatt]

As noted in that issue either use CEF 2454 branch or find a Java version built with 10.9 SDK.

[edominic]

Thats the reason why I wrote 2357+ Because, it's the same problem with 2454, as I wrote in that issue, too.

Edit: I need a working jdk for Java 1.8

This is was otool is printing for 1.8.0.45:

cmd LC_VERSION_MIN_MACOSX
cmdsize 16
version 10.7
sdk 10.7

Where exactly I can find a jdk8 built against 10.9+

[magreenblatt]

The executable launching CEF/Chromium needs to be built targeting the correct SDK. If you're using JavaAppLauncher then you're OK because we can build it for the correct SDK. Otherwise you're pretty much out of luck unless you can build your own version of Java. See https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.or ... z_ZWosJgAJ for details.

[edominic]

That means,
correct sdk means 10.9, right? Means, I need Java/JDK which is built against 10.9?
So I can't use 2357+ with 10.8 or lower?

Sorry, if I don't understand it completly.

[magreenblatt]

That means,
correct sdk means 10.9, right? Means, I need Java/JDK which is built against 10.9?
So I can't use 2357+ with 10.8 or lower?

Sorry, if I don't understand it completly.

It depends on the Chromium version. 10.9 SDK is required for 2357 and 2454 branches. See the base SDK requirement listed here: https://bitbucket.org/chromiumembedded/ ... e-branches. The next branch (not yet existing) will require the 10.10 SDK.

[edominic]

In Short: I need JDK7/8 which is built against the same SDK as chromium, in fact 10.9 for 2272, 2357, 2454. Right?

[magreenblatt]

In Short: I need JDK7/8 which is built against the same SDK as chromium, in fact 10.9 for 2272, 2357, 2454. Right?

Yes, that should work. If you can't find a JDK meeting those requirements you might want to look into creating a bootstrap like JavaWebStart that works for your purposes (the important point is that the executable use the correct SDK -- the Java libraries do not necessarily need to).

[edominic]

Thanks for your help