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It works on WinXP and Win2008_64b (JRE64b) and everything looks correct. For deepest tests, just click on each accessible Components, without any errors.

But as I mentioned, selection on Network hanged (on WinXP, no errors, killed from IDE), JProgresBar too, in contrast with win2008, there ProgresBar works and just short time and diplay right contents of network tree.

Network_WinXP _SP3  JRE 1.6.025

My assumption about the Active Directory daemon (next only AD) is that I have local admin access for Intranet and it looks like as from end user PC by local admin account AD some*** restricted view for Network's tree, AD some*** managed this access, and I can't access the AD setting because that's an outsourced service.

  1. WinXP SP3 SK LanguagePack (that isn't full localizations as Spain, Germany, ...) logged here by a local admin account click to Network icon in JTree died without any errors as I described twice.

  2. Win7 64b SK (sorry no time for deepest analyses, only logged here by local admin account and runs your child out of console) icon in JTree returns null to the JTable and click by Open JButton and returns just a Win7 error.

    FilemanNetworkWin7.JPG

  3. Win2008 is access managed by AD accessible context, because there isn't possible to create local account (internal rules).

FilemanNetworkWin7.JPG

  1. Win2008 is access managed by AD accessible context, because there isn't possible to create local account (internal rules).

It works on WinXP and Win2008_64b (JRE64b) and everything looks correct. For deepest tests, just click on each accessible Components, without any errors.

But as I mentioned, selection on Network hanged (on WinXP, no errors, killed from IDE), JProgresBar too, in contrast with win2008, there ProgresBar works and just short time and diplay right contents of network tree.

Network_WinXP _SP3  JRE 1.6.025

My assumption about the Active Directory daemon (next only AD) is that I have local admin access for Intranet and it looks like as from end user PC by local admin account AD some*** restricted view for Network's tree, AD some*** managed this access, and I can't access the AD setting because that's an outsourced service.

  1. WinXP SP3 SK LanguagePack (that isn't full localizations as Spain, Germany, ...) logged here by a local admin account click to Network icon in JTree died without any errors as I described twice.

  2. Win7 64b SK (sorry no time for deepest analyses, only logged here by local admin account and runs your child out of console) icon in JTree returns null to the JTable and click by Open JButton and returns just a Win7 error.

FilemanNetworkWin7.JPG

  1. Win2008 is access managed by AD accessible context, because there isn't possible to create local account (internal rules).

It works on WinXP and Win2008_64b (JRE64b) and everything looks correct. For deepest tests, just click on each accessible Components, without any errors.

But as I mentioned, selection on Network hanged (on WinXP, no errors, killed from IDE), JProgresBar too, in contrast with win2008, there ProgresBar works and just short time and diplay right contents of network tree.

Network_WinXP _SP3  JRE 1.6.025

My assumption about the Active Directory daemon (next only AD) is that I have local admin access for Intranet and it looks like as from end user PC by local admin account AD some*** restricted view for Network's tree, AD some*** managed this access, and I can't access the AD setting because that's an outsourced service.

  1. WinXP SP3 SK LanguagePack (that isn't full localizations as Spain, Germany, ...) logged here by a local admin account click to Network icon in JTree died without any errors as I described twice.

  2. Win7 64b SK (sorry no time for deepest analyses, only logged here by local admin account and runs your child out of console) icon in JTree returns null to the JTable and click by Open JButton and returns just a Win7 error.

    FilemanNetworkWin7.JPG

  3. Win2008 is access managed by AD accessible context, because there isn't possible to create local account (internal rules).

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It works on WinXpWinXP and Win2008_64b (JRE64b) works,and everything looks like as correct, any. For deepest testtests, just clikclick on each accesible Componentsaccessible Components, without any errors.

butBut as I mentioned, still selecionselection on Network hanged (on WinXP, no errors, killed from IDE), JProgresBar too, in contrast with win2008, there ProgresBar works and just short time and diplay right contents of network tree

maybe my Language Pack ...

Network_WinXP _SP3  JRE 1.6.025

EDIT: I again spent next my 5min, because maybe I need this knowledge too in future :-)

myMy assumption about the Active Directory deamondaemon (next only AD) is that I have local admin access for Intranet and it looks like as from end user PC by local admin account AD some*** restricted view for Network's tree, AD some*** managed this access, and I can't access to the AD setting 'cosbecause that's an outsourced services,

1/ WinXp SP3 SK LanguagePack (that isn't full Localizations as Spain, German.service.) logged here by local admin account click to Network icon in JTree die*d witout any errors as I descibed twice

2/Win7 64b SK (sorry no time for deepest analysies, only logged here by local admin account and runs your child out of console) icon in JTree returns null to the JTable and click by Open JButton return just Win7 error

  1. WinXP SP3 SK LanguagePack (that isn't full localizations as Spain, Germany, ...) logged here by a local admin account click to Network icon in JTree died without any errors as I described twice.

  2. Win7 64b SK (sorry no time for deepest analyses, only logged here by local admin account and runs your child out of console) icon in JTree returns null to the JTable and click by Open JButton and returns just a Win7 error.

FilemanNetworkWin7.JPG

3/ Win2008 is access managed by AD accesible context, because there isn't possible to create local acount (internal rules),

  1. Win2008 is access managed by AD accessible context, because there isn't possible to create local account (internal rules).

on WinXp and Win2008_64b (JRE64b) works, everything looks like as correct, any deepest test, just clik on each accesible Components, without any errors

but as I mentioned, still selecion on Network hanged (on WinXP, no errors, killed from IDE), JProgresBar too, in contrast with win2008, there ProgresBar works and just short time and diplay right contents of network tree

maybe my Language Pack ...

Network_WinXP _SP3  JRE 1.6.025

EDIT: I again spent next my 5min, because maybe I need this knowledge too in future :-)

my assumption about Active Directory deamon (next only AD) I have local admin access for Intranet and looks like as from end user PC by local admin account AD some*** restricted view for Network's tree, AD some*** managed this access, and I can't access to the AD setting 'cos that's outsourced services,

1/ WinXp SP3 SK LanguagePack (that isn't full Localizations as Spain, German..) logged here by local admin account click to Network icon in JTree die*d witout any errors as I descibed twice

2/Win7 64b SK (sorry no time for deepest analysies, only logged here by local admin account and runs your child out of console) icon in JTree returns null to the JTable and click by Open JButton return just Win7 error

FilemanNetworkWin7.JPG

3/ Win2008 is access managed by AD accesible context, because there isn't possible to create local acount (internal rules),

It works on WinXP and Win2008_64b (JRE64b) and everything looks correct. For deepest tests, just click on each accessible Components, without any errors.

But as I mentioned, selection on Network hanged (on WinXP, no errors, killed from IDE), JProgresBar too, in contrast with win2008, there ProgresBar works and just short time and diplay right contents of network tree.

Network_WinXP _SP3  JRE 1.6.025

My assumption about the Active Directory daemon (next only AD) is that I have local admin access for Intranet and it looks like as from end user PC by local admin account AD some*** restricted view for Network's tree, AD some*** managed this access, and I can't access the AD setting because that's an outsourced service.

  1. WinXP SP3 SK LanguagePack (that isn't full localizations as Spain, Germany, ...) logged here by a local admin account click to Network icon in JTree died without any errors as I described twice.

  2. Win7 64b SK (sorry no time for deepest analyses, only logged here by local admin account and runs your child out of console) icon in JTree returns null to the JTable and click by Open JButton and returns just a Win7 error.

FilemanNetworkWin7.JPG

  1. Win2008 is access managed by AD accessible context, because there isn't possible to create local account (internal rules).
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on WinXp and Win2008_64b (JRE64b) works, everything looks like as correct, any deepest test, just clik on each accesible Components, without any errors

but as I mentioned, still selecion on Network hanged (on WinXP, no errors, killed from IDE), JProgresBar too, in contrast with win2008, there ProgresBar works and just short time and diplay right contents of network tree

maybe my Language Pack ...

Network_WinXP _SP3  JRE 1.6.025

EDIT: I again spent next my 5min, because maybe I need this knowledge too in future :-)

my assumption about Active Directory deamon (next only AD) I have local admin access for Intranet and looks like as from end user PC by local admin account AD some*** restricted view for Network's tree, AD some*** managed this access, and I can't access to the AD setting 'cos that's outsourced services,

1/ WinXp SP3 SK LanguagePack (that isn't full Localizations as Spain, German..) logged here by local admin account click to Network icon in JTree die*d witout any errors as I descibed twice

2/Win7 64b SK (sorry no time for deepest analysies, only logged here by local admin account and runs your child out of console) icon in JTree returns null to the JTable and click by Open JButton return just Win7 error

FilemanNetworkWin7.JPG

3/ Win2008 is access managed by AD accesible context, because there isn't possible to create local acount (internal rules),