I just installed from 4.0.0 to 4.0.1 and the dialog box for my license expiring is blank. The dialog won't close and I can't use 4.0.1, nor can I even close 4.0.1 nicely. I have to kill the process. However, I can run 4.0.0 along side of it.

I have tried the bundled and 'no jre' version. OS - Linux - Ubuntu 11.04 Architecture - 32 bit Attached is a side-by-side comparison of the two dialogs. I'm assuming it's a java issue, but I ran the 4.0.1 from a terminal and I don't see any errors. SmartBear Support wrote: could you try adding the following java system propertys to the soapui-pro.sh file: -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true -Dsoapui.jxbrowser.disable=true I tried your advice with no success. I just figured out what it was.

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I did a diff on the 4.0.0 and 4.0.1. We cannot use the browser component with linux, right?

Rock Of Ages Original Broadway Cast Rarity Download Youth Football Banquet Program Free. here. I can see the dialog text, but I had to comment out the line to disable the browser component. If linux doesn't support it, shouldn't Smart Bear just comment out that line by default?

In summary: In order to see my dialog text, I had to uncomment this line in the soapui-pro.sh file: JAVA_OPTS='$JAVA_OPTS -Dsoapui.jxbrowser.disable=true'. SmartBear Support wrote: preferably our installer should detect which linux version that is being used and enable the browser component accordingly. What do you think? SmartBear Software I think that is a good idea, because if the line is enabled but not supported, users won't know why they are having problems. Currently, the HTML tab of a HTTP step says, 'Browser Component is disabled'. That might make a user confused wondering why. However, If the HTML tab in a HTTP step said, 'The Browser Component is disabled because it's not yet supported by your version of linux' then that would settle any confusion up front.

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