📎 AI Summary: The thread discusses an issue with a Java application that occasionally gets stuck with an egg timer (sandbox), but temporarily resolves when minimized and restored. The original poster is seeking a solution or explanation for this behavior. Respondents inquire about the application's age, server environment, and antivirus software, suggesting that security or sandboxing features like those in Avast may influence the issue.
Hello, I have a Java application. Sometimes an egg timer (sandbox) appears and I can do nothing. But when I minimize the application and then maximize again, then it works. Has an idea?
How old is the code, what server is it running on and is there any A-V software installed... modern programs like Avast will sandbox by default but still allow you to set your own overrides.
How old is the code, what server is it running on and is there any A-V software installed... modern programs like Avast will sandbox by default but still allow you to set your own overrides.
The thread discusses an issue with a Java application that occasionally gets stuck with an egg timer (sandbox), but temporarily resolves when minimized and restored. The original poster is seeking a solution or explanation for this behavior. Respondents inquire about the application's age, server environment, and antivirus software, suggesting that security or sandboxing features like those in Avast may influence the issue.