Description:
July 28, 2010

TIBCO (R) General Interface (GI) 3.8.0 Hotfix 1 is available for all supported platforms.  This Hotfix can also be applied to the runtime of any applications that were built using GI version 3.8.0.

Please see below for a list of issues that were addressed.

You can download this HotFix from the TIBCO Product Support FTP server using your eSupport username and password to access the server at:
    ftp://support-ftp.tibco.com

Once you have successfully logged into the server, navigate to the "/available_downloads" directory.  You will find the HotFix packages located under:

    GeneralInterface/3.8.0/hotfix-01

If you have any problems in finding or downloading this Hotfix, please let us know through an existing Support Request (SR) where this HotFix was recommended, or by opening a new SR.

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Closed Issues in 3.8.0-hotfix01

1-AYW43M
Null pointer exception is thrown when attempting to scroll into view an element that is in a GI pop up window (jsx3.gui.Window).  This issue is also being tracked at http://www.generalinterface.org/bugs/browse/GI-655.

1-AYV6DM
Position of the Matrix control edit masks can be incorrect when the root body block of the application can be scrolled.  This issue is also being tracked at http://www.generalinterface.org/bugs/browse/GI-695

1-AXD8T3
Edit mask of Matrix control residing in a GI pop up window (jsx3.gui.Window) stops working  after initial selection. Uncaught exception is also observed.  This issue is also being tracked at http://www.generalinterface.org/bugs/browse/GI-720

1-ASJFZS
Drag and drop of record between two different matrices, such as a two (2) matrix tree, does not work as expected. This was a regression in the 3.8.0 release.  This issue is also being tracked at http://www.generalinterface.org/bugs/browse/GI-729

1-AZCVFD
Matrix control drag-drop column reordering fails to insert to the right position in a matrix with large number of columns and the column being re-ordered is among the last (right most) columns.  This issue is also being tracked at http://www.generalinterface.org/bugs/browse/GI-900