Bizarre color problem with macmini

I just bought a mac mini intel. And have it hooked up to a JVC hdtv with DVI-DVI.
In some windows. Everything is blue and yellow. No reds show up. But it's completely erratic.
For instance: On the dock, all logos look fine. When I launch front row (just the opening screen) everything is blue and yellow.
Most photo's go blue and yellow in iphoto. but display fine in front row sometimes.
The open, close, minimize logos are always the correct colors. Even if the info within the window is not.
This is not a monitor problem. Or a cable hookup issue. It's either software/color profile. Or hardware.
Do anyone know how to fix this? Apple is clueless.

That's a classic example of the basic problem with 16 bit color. There is no solution that I know of.

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Color problem with ProPhoto RGB color space

Hi, everyone,
I have wery special problem I think. I use MacBook pro 15" with retina display, adobe Photoshop CC and when I export RAW (from Nikon D7000) from Lightroom 5 to Photoshop with settings: 16 bit TIF, color space: ProPhoto RGB I have a problem with displaying the correct colors. As you can see in this picture:
My problem are some "green" artefacts in absolutely black and white picture. I tried myself to solve this problem and found the following facts: when I convert picture into Adobe RGB or sRGB color space is everything OK - without green artefacts.
But here is one important fact: I have calibrated monitor by datacolor spyder4elite and problem with ProPhoto RGB incorrect color displaying is only when the color calibration configuration is loaded. When I change my display calibration to standard apple color LCD profile than is everything OK.
But using uncalibrated monitor and also Adobe RGB color space are no right solutions for me.
My question is why I have problem with displaying ProPhoto RGB color space in photoshop under calibrated monitor profile and can anybody help me please?
Thanks for answers.

That's a classic example of the basic problem with 16 bit color. There is no solution that I know of.

Bizarre networking problem with multiple 8.1 GA systems -- RT and Pro

Hi everyone,
I'm having a particularly bizarre problem with the networking on two Windows 8.1 machines, one running Pro and one running RT. Both demonstrate the same behavior.
In both cases, networking (wireless most of the time, although I'm not sure it matters) works fine for some period of time. Eventually it just stops working. Resetting the adapter, or flipping in and out of Airplane mode will bring it back again. The issues
happen on at least 3 wireless access points. In most cases, the networking actually appears to be up -- the limited access warning icon isn't up, although occasionally it does realize the networking isn't working.
Here's the bizarre part -- on both systems, local IP connectivity is fine. I can communicate perfectly well between devices on the same internal network, wired or wifi. During the time the networking isn't working on one or the other 8.1 system, other systems
on the network running Windows 8 (and other systems) work fine. There's no correlation between one 8.1 system stopping working and the other.
On *both* systems, when the networking appears to be failing, a traceroute actually gets 4-5 (or more) hops before going out to lunch. Other systems on the same internal network will cruise along to the same point on the route that is failing on the 8.1
machines and keep right on happily continuing the trace.
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firewall work fine, and whatever is happening to the packets that is causing issues resolves itself for some period of time if I reset the adapter. (The two systems are a MacBook Air and a Surface RT, so there's no drivers in common between them, either.)
I'm completely at a loss. Anyone see anything like this before, or have any thoughts on what to check?
(And, please, if you're one of those Microsoft support forum people who skim questions for keywords and cut-n-paste back a generic reply without any actual understanding of the problem -- like so many replies on here -- please do not waste my time. I am
trying to find someone who knows Windows 8.1 networking, not someone who knows just enough English to use ctrl-c/ctrl-v)

Hi George,
There is a known issue about Cisco device. It caused some windows 8 clients disconnected from wifi. I understand your windows 8 clients works fine, when the issue occurred on windows 8.1 clients. However, I think the KB article is worth a shot
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2749073
Best regards,
Alex Du
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Serious color problems with Lightroom

Hello,
I purchased lightroom this week and I am having a serious problem importing images. I am using a new Macbook Pro with OS Snow leopard. My camera is a Canon 1ds Mark2.
When I import files half of them have this awful deep orange cast over them.
If you look at the thumbnails some of the frames are normal and then the next few turn orange, all shot within seconds of each other in the same place, no WB change on the camera or anything. What is this, a bug in Lightroom? I dont experience this problem with Photomechanic or Photoshop.

It doesn't sound like you know what actually caused the problem. What happens if you 'delete' (i.e. remove from LR only) some of the previous "orange" pictures and try to reimport them into LR?
I understand that you are new to Lightroom – Welcome aboard! Your first step after learning the basic controls in LR is to adjust your 'Camera Default Settings' in the Develop module to better suit your workflow. I suspect you are using your camera with 'Auto White Balance' (AWB) set, which is inappropriate for RAW file format. Reason: If your LR Develop module white balance control is set to anything other than 'As Shot,' then pictures shot under different color temperature lighting will take on different color casts (i.e. orange, blue). The controls you have in LR (White Balance eye dropper) can help you to better determine the white balance settings for a particular shoot, and easily apply them uniformally across multiple pictures. This will provide better results than using AWB on any camera!
I use a ColorChecker Passport to create custom camera profile and white balance develop presets for 'Daylight,' 'Cloudy,' Tungsten,' etc. for each of my camera bodies. Therefore I never use 'As Shot' white balance setting, and never have this kind of problem. My default camera setting uses the ColorChecker custom 'Daylight' preset, which I can change to a different preset for any photo session that was not shot under normal daylight conditions. If you want good color control of your images, you should not rely on the 'Auto White Balance' setting on your camera (especially for JPEGs!). You don't need a ColorChecker to adjust your camera body's color temperature in LR, but it helps and also creates a full custom camera profile! I own three Canon camera bodies and they all produce slightly inacurrate white balance using LR's 'Daylight' white balance setting with high-noon sunny daylight pictures. I suggest you determine and create your own custom white balance settings in LR for daylight and then change your camera default to these settings. You can also create custom develop presets for Cloudy, Tungsten. etc., which can be applied to specific shooting sessions as a better "starting point" for white balance.
Do a little research on using Lightroom's White Balance Eyedropper tool – Here's one link:
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Color problems with previews

during my 30 day trial of LR, LR developed a problem with the color displayed of any files(jpeg or raw) that I imported into the program. the reds and oranges seemed to be way over saturated .if I exported the unedited file to any other location the photo would look fine. if I edited the file to look right when I exported it it looked way off. I was loving the way the program worked for the first week but it became unuseable after that. Im using a canon 40d and the problem occures when importing directly from the camera or fron any folders on my pc running xp .... any thoughts???

>Odd how it could look fine with windows and others but really off with LR.
None of the others typically color manage, so they don't use the profile. Also, a large number of the icc profiles that are shipped with display drivers for windows ar corrupt out of the box (really strange but true) so you're usually better off just deleting them. That said, if you want good color you basically have to actually calibrate. Using sRGB is a very bad alternative. You need to calibrate using real calibration hardware for good color and use color managed apps wherever you can (Lightroom, Photoshop, Safari, Firefox with the secret setting enabled, but NOT internet explorer or windows picture viewer. They never show you the actual color.

Bizarre freezing problem with FireFox & printing from Wikipedia

The Suspects:
Mac Pro
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Firefox 2.0.0.13
wikipedia.org
Brother HL-5240
I bought a Brother HL-5240 laser printer a couple months ago and I'm really happy with it. A couple minutes ago I went to print some stuff from apple.com, then I went to wikipedia.org to print out some pages there. Immediately after clicking "Print" in the print dialog box, I got everyone's favorite spinning cursor.
Huh... weird. I've never had a problem with this printer. I wait a little while, but Firefox is completely frozen up, which is ok since I accidentally printed the normal version and not the "printable version." I force quit and reopen. I try it again, this time with the "printable version" with the same result, spinning cursor, everything frozen. Force quit, reopen.
Now I decide that I'm going to try to save it as a PDF from the print dialog. Again, same result! Everything is frozen!
Time for Safari, it prints everything just fine.
Anyone else run into this utterly strange problem?

hello, firefox 19 has introduced its own integrated pdf viewer - if you want to switch back to the plugin you've used before to view pdfs just go to firefox > options > applications & scroll down and define the default action for the '''portable document format (pdf)'''.
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Problems with MacMini 2.1 restarting and kernel panic

For the past few weeks I have been having a very frustrating problem.
Occasionally, when my MacMini goes into sleep mode I am unable to wake it and it must be hard restarted (holding down power button). When it restarts I get the startup chime, immediately followed by truncated echos of the chime (not beeps or tones), which can repeat every couple of seconds for up to five minutes. This is followed by the computer restarting itself over and over again until I get a kernel panic (log attached below). Once I restart after getting the kernel panic the computer usually starts up fine and is fully usable until the next time I can't wake it up from sleep mode.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Log Information
Sat Jul 9 18:06:29 2011
Machine-check capabilities (cpu 1) 0x0000000000000806:
family: 6 model: 15 stepping: 6 microcode: 199
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU         T7200 @ 2.00GHz
6 error-reporting banks
threshold-based error status present
Machine-check status 0x0000000000000004:
machine-check in progress
MCA error-reporting registers:
IA32_MC0_STATUS(0x401): 0xf200004000000800 valid
MCA error code:            0x0800
Model specific error code: 0x0000
Other information:         0x00000040
Threshold-based status:    No tracking
Status bits:
   Processor context corrupt
   Error enabled
   Uncorrected error
   Error overflow
IA32_MC1_STATUS(0x405): 0x0000000000000000 invalid
IA32_MC2_STATUS(0x409): 0x0000000000000000 invalid
IA32_MC3_STATUS(0x40d): 0x0020000000000000 invalid
IA32_MC4_STATUS(0x411): 0x0000000000000011 invalid
IA32_MC5_STATUS(0x415): 0xf200241010040400 valid
MCA error code:            0x0400
Model specific error code: 0x1004
Other information:         0x00002410
Threshold-based status:    No tracking
Status bits:
   Processor context corrupt
   Error enabled
   Uncorrected error
   Error overflow
panic(cpu 1 caller 0x2aaf41): Machine Check at 0x00fc1ab2, thread:0x5b90000, trapno:0x12, err:0x0,registers:
CR0: 0x8001003b, CR2: 0x00000000, CR3: 0x00100000, CR4: 0x00000660
EAX: 0x05b7d000, EBX: 0x00000001, ECX: 0x00000020, EDX: 0x00002090
ESP: 0x3f56bdc8, EBP: 0x3f56bdc8, ESI: 0x00000010, EDI: 0x05b7d000
EFL: 0x00010206, EIP: 0x00fc1ab2
Backtrace (CPU 1), Frame : Return Address (4 potential args on stack)
0x399cafb8 : 0x21b837 (0x5dd7fc 0x399cafec 0x223ce1 0x0)
0x399cb008 : 0x2aaf41 (0x59dfe4 0x59e0d1 0xfc1ab2 0x5b90000)
0x399cb0f8 : 0x2a29f2 (0x1 0x0 0x0 0x0)
0x3f56bdc8 : 0xfbdc28 (0x5b7d000 0x10 0x3f56be08 0xfbd864)
0x3f56be08 : 0xfbd90a (0x5b7d000 0x3f56be5c 0x1 0x2)
0x3f56be78 : 0xe6441b (0x5b7d000 0x0 0x3f56be98 0x2a45c9)
0x3f56bef8 : 0xe6475e (0x5b7d000 0xe7986c 0x3f56bf28 0xe5c3f5)
0x3f56bf28 : 0x5571d5 (0x5b7d000 0x5bf4380 0x3f56bf58 0x2a0577)
0x3f56bf78 : 0x230235 (0x5bf4380 0x5baa096 0x3f56bfc8 0x227cea)
0x3f56bfc8 : 0x2a179c (0x863ea0 0x0 0x2a17ab 0x5b10b7c)
      Kernel Extensions in backtrace (with dependencies):
         com.apple.driver.AppleUSBUHCI(4.2.0)@0xfbb000->0xfcafff
            dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOUSBFamily(4.2.4)@0xe44000
            dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOPCIFamily(2.6.5)@0x949000
         com.apple.iokit.IOUSBFamily(4.2.4)@0xe44000->0xe79fff
            dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOPCIFamily(2.6.5)@0x949000
BSD process name corresponding to current thread: kernel_task
Mac OS version:
Not yet set
Kernel version:
Darwin Kernel Version 10.8.0: Tue Jun 7 16:33:36 PDT 2011; root:xnu-1504.15.3~1/RELEASE_I386
System model name: Macmini2,1 (Mac-F4208EAA)
System uptime in nanoseconds: 10595195099
unloaded kexts:
(none)
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Hello,
This is EXACTLY what my MacBook Pro keeps doing. Have you figured out what the problem is? I recently to my Mac to the Apple store to address the issue, and the one thing they were able to tell me, was that the battery was bad. They couldn't say if the two were related, because I didn't have the error message at that time, but it seems like the two could be related. I would have them check your battery, it could be the reason why the computer goes to sleep and doesn't turn back on. I am able to use mine just fine, other than this problem, but was told that I need to have the battery replaced. Would love to se what you find out, or have found out, maybe it can help me solve the problem on my end as well (if not due to the battery...)
Tahnks!
S.R.Hughes

Color problems with miniport to HDMI?

Hi, and thanks for reading.
I'm not very familiar with Macs, so I'm hoping the problem I'm having is straightforward. My wife has a MacBook Pro with v. 10.6.7 OSX and I just got a Kanex miniport to HDMI cable to connect it to our Westinghouse 720p LCD TV (SK-26H240S). The plug and play connection worked fine, and I can use the display in either clone or extended desktop mode, but the color is all wrong. I've tried changing all the settings on the TV and I've tried calibrating the color profile in system preferences, but nothing seems to work. I can get all sorts of different wrong colors, but not the right color. It seems like the data being transmitted for either white or black is wrong: a gray screen on the laptop shows up as blue on the display.
I have seen a number of other issues posted here about using these adaptors, but as far as I can tell, they are intermittent problems, whereas mine is always having the same problem. Any ideas out there?
Many thanks
<edit>I just noticed the laptop makes a humming noise ( ! ) when the cable is plugged in. Probably a red herring, but thought I'd mention it as it seemed kind of weird.

laura99 wrote:
I seem to have the same problem but mine will display my background screensaver. what should i do. it won't show anything else? Thanks ahead of time.
You have a different issue, which is probably not actually a problem. When you connect the TV, the Mac probably thinks of it as an external monitor to add space to your desktop. If so, it won't show what's on the laptop monitor because that's a separate area...but you can drag windows over there to the new monitor. What you are seeing is not any screen saver, but your desktop background, since you've added to your desktop.
If you want to see the same thing on both monitors, turn on mirroring with the displays icon in the menu bar. To customize how the Mac uses your external TV/monitor, use the Displays preference. There you can switch mirroring on or off, and also tell the Mac how the monitors are arranged.
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Color Problems with CS4 Upgrade

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I've used dual monitors for many years. I see absolutely no change when moving any image from one monitor to another in Photoshop 7.0.1 through 11 (CS4). Photoshop is smart enough to read the profile for each monitor on the fly.
HI> Although I'm new to the Mac platform, that has been my experience also.
Even when I place half of the image in one monitor and the other half in the other one, Photoshop uses the correct monitor for each respective half of the image.
HI> I agree, for CS3 and Lightroom that is how it works for me too.
My response to Ray's question ("Where does photoshop assign a primary monitor?") has absolutely nothing to do with monitor profiles, only with which monitor will be the primary monitor, i.e. the one that hosts the menu bar with the Apple menu.
That is what you can change in the Display Preferences > Arrangement (Mac System Preferences).
HI> Correct and I agree. But I believe Ray had that setup correctly to begin with, unless I did not understand him.
The one thing that did change in CS4 is that image files now will always open on the primary monitor. In previous versions of Photoshop, you could just move an image to the secondary monitor, close it, and it or the next image would open on your secondary monitor too. That is not possible in CS4, at least in the current version.
HI> My observation as well.
However, the monitor profile used on each monitor respectively remains the correct one as set in Display Preferences > Color.
Photoshop knows how to apply each monitor profile to each monitor, unless the user has messed that up in Display Preferences > Color.
HI> As stated, CS3 and Lightroom do apply colors correctly. CS4 does not.
In Edit > Color Settings, you should be set to the Adobe Color Engine (ACE), not to Color Sync.
HI> All my observations with CS4 have used ACE. I was getting frustrated and the ColorSync thing was an experiment to see if anything changed.
In my experience, the Apple CMM, Color Sync, has been unreliable for a long time. I just avoid it. (There are other legitimate uses for the ColorSync Utility, such as repairing profiles [Profile First Aid], visualizing and comparing their gamuts, etc.)
If both monitors are accurately calibrated and profiled, and if the appropriate monitor profiles are selected for each monitor separately in Display Preferences > Color, Photoshop will use them correctly on each monitor, in my experience.
HI> CS4 does not seem to work the same way. In fact, if you bring up the images in Bridge CS4 on my setup, the filmstrip version of the image will have the proper color profile (when I move it back and forth from one monitor to the other) and the selected preview image will not! I believe this is a bug in CS4! CS4 should apply the same color profile to each image in Bridge regardless of which monitor I move the window to.
Something is going wrong in Ray's setup, but there are not enough details to tell what. Screen shots of all the settings would be helpful.
HI> I'm not sure how your monitors are setup. Perhaps you have two monitors that are nearly the same and therefore your color profiles are close enough to not see the difference that Ray and I see. My monitors are setup correctly and I believe that Ray's are too.
Even the cheapest calibrator puck will produce a more accurate profile than can be achieved through Apple's built-in or any other eyeball calibrator like SuperCal.
HI> I use Graytag McBeth. However, even if I did not use any calibration, I should see the same results in the same window for Bridge CS4, regardless of how far the profiles were off! Comparing that with CS3 and Lightroom makes me believe that this is a software bug in CS4 not a setup issue.

PSE8 - Need help with bizarre selection problem with spot healing and clone tools

In using clone stamp and spot healing brush--. When I Alt click for my sample I get entire image---acting as if I'm moving a layer---whether I'm working on a single or multi-layer image. This is PSE8 3 gig ram windows ----Lenovo Core II duo P8400 @ 2.26 GHZ with ATI 256 meg graphics
This sure is fun!!!
I'm trying to get rid of an old numbering imprint on a film(not digital) image.

Actually the overlay option is helpful. It shows the region that you are copying - and i dont think thats causing the issue.
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Thunderbolt port color problems with panasonic plasma tv

I have a MBP 17" latest model. When I connect my Panasonic 50" Plasma via Thunderbolt to HDMI adaptor through a Western Digital 6TB Thunderbolt hard drive, the colour is very pink/purple. If I plug the HDMI adaptor to the Panasonic direct to the MBP Thunderbolt port, bypassing the hard drive port, the color is fine. Any solutions guys?

Did you find a solution to this issue? I have the same issue now after years of no problem using the mini display port to DVI through a drive.

Bizarre memory problems with os 10.2.8

Hi there... i'm running 10.2.8 and have a problem! up until the other day i had around 3 gigs free... whilst my back was turned, my girlfriend scanned a bunch of images, and supposedly saved them on her hard drive via firewire. i'm not sure if that caused the problem, but next time i booted up i had 4 mb free on my drive.!! !! since then, i've tried to compress audio, throw things away, etc... but when i trash files, i often find that the amount of memory available goes DOWN instead of up! as if there was a copy being made of the file or something, instead of it being thrown away.
i keep getting an error (-51) from itunes when i try to turn an .aiff into an mp3...
i don't understand in the slightest what is happening and its driving me mad! currently i have 200mb free again, which is causing problems of its own. any advice?!
thanks,
will.

Well, it seems as though you're confusing memory with disk space; the two are completely different.
First, I would try using Disk Utility to Repair Disk, and then Repair Permissions. If it reports any errors during the Repair Disk process (noted in red), keep running it until no more errors are reported. If your girlfriend did this, what software was she using, and is that drive still connected to your Mac? If it is, disconnect it.
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As for OS X, one of your biggest problems, is that it requires at least 3 GB of free space, beyond all the other stuff you have on the drive, in order to work properly. If you don't have that, you need to get it somehow, even if it means moving applications or files off and/or getting a larger hard drive.
Until you deal with these other issues, don't import or try to convert any iTunes files. That can wait until later.
Hope this helps,
Mulder
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Color problem with telephone number in footer.

In the footer of my web page I entered a phone number and set the color. On the desktop the color is perfect but when you view it in a mobile device it changes the color to white. I am using Dreamweaver CS6 any help would be appreciated. Thx Rick

You can disable this feature for Apple devices by using
<meta name="format-detection" content="telephone=no">
You could also apply a span with a class around the phone number and then target that in the CSS - Apple devices make it a link so it would be something like the below:
<span class="iOS">01 234 567 8910</span>
.iOS a { /* styles here */ }
Or you could make it a link yourself by using the tel attribute:
<a href="tel:+112345678910">01 234 567 8910</a>
a[href^="tel:"] { /* styles here */ }

Colors problems with exporting

I Use Lightroom 2.3 on a windows XP system. My computer has 2 XPs operating system. On my main active partition, the exported photos are bad in colors whatever the program i use to show them. Colors are fine in the Lightroom viewer. I use sRVB in lightroom's preferences. I have an N'vidia card, and use "color wizard" to etalonate my two screens.
Both sceens render the same, (slight difference in contrast), greys are Ok from black to white on a internet chart. What can i do ?
Also, This new lightroom is terrificly slow on my Athlon XP 3200+ and crashes sometimes, 1.4 was nice on this point of view.
Attached, a screencopy of the two renderings: on the left the exported image, on the right the image seen in Lightroom.
Thanks in advance for your help.

Thanks a lot, Dorin. I tried, but it does not change nothing.
I'm using "ColorWizzard" witch is an independant program. What can i do, without his help to tune my screens ?
I do not understand a single word of those color settings, how they work, how programs use them and wonder why they made that stuff so complicated. I do not know what is the color setting is used and why Lightroom is not working like others...
For the moment, i have erased all color profile: i have only one ICC profile: sRVB Color Space Profile. All other images applications works (and worked before) ok with my settings except Lightroom.
Please, explain me. I don't understand. i have calibrated my screens. I export for the web with SRGB color profile. Right ? What i see in lightroom is suposed to be seen across my calibrated screen. Right ? When it export he does not have to use any other profile ? The image i look at is seen across the same screen, right ? So what the hell is doing this expensive and $£µ§@# program ?
[edit] i had tried a lot of random changes. Now i'm with two bad tuned screens (thanks Lightroom). But something is interesting. If i move any viewer with a photo inside, it is quite similar from one screen to an other. If i move lightroom, the image comes from normal to white key !
Worse ans worse.

Bizarre thread problem with JSP

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          <jsp:useBean id="deployment" class="Deployment" scope="session">
          <% deployment.init(application); %>
          </jsp:useBean>
          I've also set the isThreadSafe value to "false" (since I'm trying to
          prevent/figure out what's going on):
          <%@ page isThreadSafe="false" %>
          Within the JSP body I have code that makes the method call on the deployment
          bean:
          if (action.equals("Send"))
          int status = deployment.send();
          Then, within my form I have:
          <INPUT TYPE="image" SRC="../images/Deploy.gif"
          onClick="confirmAndSubmit('Send',
          'Deploying Application to server <%=
          deployment.getServer() %>')"/>
          Where the functions called are:
          function setActionSubmit(action) {
          document.deployForm.actionPerformed.value = action;
          document.deployForm.submit();
          function confirmAndSubmit(action, promptString) {
          if (confirm(promptString)) {
          setActionSubmit(action);
          Tracing, thread dumping, et al, have confirmed that although I have a single
          session, I end up with two threads each executing the deployment.send()
          method.
          Any ideas? I'm stumped.
          Thanks,
          Jim


I found the problem, although I don't completely understand the behavior:
          The FORM was not handling the submit event, leaving it to the whim of the
          browser to have its way with the event. Although it sometime ended up
          having two threads serving the request, it didn't always.
          The solution was to put an onSubmit=="return false;" in the <form>
          Hope this helps someone else.
          Jim
          "Jim Gish" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:[email protected]...
          > I'm having a strange problem using JSPs whereby a single method call to a
          > bean results in 2 execute threads being created each executing the method
          > called.
          >
          > I have a bean reference in the jsp that has session scope declared like
          this
          > (package names left off):
          >
          > <jsp:useBean id="deployment" class="Deployment" scope="session">
          > <% deployment.init(application); %>
          > </jsp:useBean>
          >
          > I've also set the isThreadSafe value to "false" (since I'm trying to
          > prevent/figure out what's going on):
          > <%@ page isThreadSafe="false" %>
          >
          > Within the JSP body I have code that makes the method call on the
          deployment
          > bean:
          > if (action.equals("Send"))
          > {
          > int status = deployment.send();
          > }
          >
          > Then, within my form I have:
          > <INPUT TYPE="image" SRC="../images/Deploy.gif"
          > onClick="confirmAndSubmit('Send',
          > 'Deploying Application to server <%=
          > deployment.getServer() %>')"/>
          >
          > Where the functions called are:
          > function setActionSubmit(action) {
          > document.deployForm.actionPerformed.value = action;
          > document.deployForm.submit();
          > }
          >
          > function confirmAndSubmit(action, promptString) {
          > if (confirm(promptString)) {
          > setActionSubmit(action);
          > }
          > }
          >
          > Tracing, thread dumping, et al, have confirmed that although I have a
          single
          > session, I end up with two threads each executing the deployment.send()
          > method.
          >
          > Any ideas? I'm stumped.
          >
          > Thanks,
          > Jim
          >
          >
          >
          >
          >

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