I am not clear about thread confinement. In swing all the gui components must be updated through the EDT. SwingWorker is provided in Java6 for lengthy operations, and in the done method the gui compon
I am trying to implement a GUI in java but I am beginner in swing. I want to make something clear. I read that in order to keep the GUI responsive I should use the SwingWorker class to do the task in
I have a SwingWorker which calls some code tha开发者_运维技巧t does not check for thread interruption.After the call to worker.cancel(true), the worker.get() method will throw CancellationException im
This is for the swing experts out there. I have spent considerable time on this problem, so it is going to take me a few lines to explain the problem.
I need to run two SwingWorkers.One of them can only run after the other is done.Can I run them like this?
I have a start and stop button. I was told that I must use a SwingWorker. The code that I have now works fine. I start it and I stop it. But what if i want to start it again..? I am reading that the d
How do I feel the essentialness of SwingUtiliti开发者_StackOverflowes.invokeLater() in any swing application.Please give some code example.Whenever you need to update something inside your GUI you sho
Consider this code: public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { setEnabled(false); new SwingWorker<File, Void>() {
I have a SwingWorker thread with an IOBound task which is totally locking up the interface while it runs. Swapping out the normal workload for a counter loop has the same result. The SwingWorker looks
My \"problem\" can be described by the following. Assume we have an intensive process that we want to have running in the background and have it update a Swing JProgress bar. The solution is easy:
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