Bug ID: JDK-6869114 Typo in the logger alias in keysym2ucs.h

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Following line in file 
  src/solaris/classes/sun/awt/X11/keysym2ucs.h
has typo: "kye" instead of "key". That might cause a confusion when user would switch on appropriate logger:
tojava     private static Logger keyEventLog = Logger.getLogger("sun.awt.X11.kye .XKeysym");

- this is an issue reported against 7(7u), - there are now affected version 9 filed for this issue - 7u issues are transferred to Sustaining Nevertheless if someone have a report against 9 - please reopen and add affectedVersion 9 or 7u specific escalations might be reopen to Sustaining
10-08-2014
- this is an issue reported against 7(7u), - there are now affected version 9 filed for this issue - 7u issues are transferred to Sustaining Nevertheless if someone have a report against 9 - please reopen and add affectedVersion 9 or 7u specific escalations might be reopen to Sustaining
10-08-2014
EVALUATION It's not so obvoius: from one hand it really helps analysing logs, from the other it's a letter order change which doesn't look good in program as it increases the % of error. We decided that both "key" and "kye" variants are not excellent so we may want to name it like "key-entry" or something.
02-09-2010
EVALUATION Also, should check if that's not a typo too (there are a few other places within the file): 0x3171 #define XK_Hangul_SunkyeongeumMieum 0xef0 0x3178 #define XK_Hangul_SunkyeongeumPieub 0xef1
06-08-2009
PUBLIC COMMENTS It is not a typo but a conscious decision to take such a key (kye). It is easy to find in logs and also in the code which is rather big and full of the term "key" in it's proper sense.
06-08-2009