mironsadziak wrote:
> Hi,
> I have been having this problem since a long time already. Im using SCIM for
> Japanese input and it starts by default on startup in my Linux system.
> Problem is when I'm using Java-based programs. Java's password input field
> (i.e. JPasswordField) does not work for me when SCIM is enabled. I am able
That may be an anti-key logger tactic. As SCIM runs in user space, and
intercepts keyboard input, it will look like a key logger to other software.
If that is the case, if you can get round it without patching the JRE,
you have probably found a Java security flaw.
> to type in the user name and any other information, but I can never type
> passwords. I have to turn off SCIM and first then the password input works.
> It applies for almost every Java application having password input fields on
> my system.
>
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