hi everyone,
i am developing an application that might require a progress bar. is it possible to monitor the thread process of the whole application and automatically pop up a progress bar dialog whenever system becomes busy?
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Monitoring thread for progress bar.
hi everyone,
i am developing an application that might require a progress bar. is it possible to monitor the thread process of the whole application and automatically pop up a progress bar dialog whenever system becomes busy?
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Re: Monitoring thread for progress bar.
Take a look at javax.swing.ProgressMonitor (and maybe SwingWorker)
How to Use Progress Bars (The Java™ Tutorials > Creating a GUI With JFC/Swing > Using Swing Components)
Worker Threads and SwingWorker (The Java™ Tutorials > Creating a GUI With JFC/Swing > Concurrency in Swing)
If you use a SwingWorker, be aware that a recently introduced bug resulted in the undesired behavior that all SwingWorkers' doInBackground tasks run on the same thread, so only one can execute at a time.
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