"camel" wrote : Bela,
| I looked at the TreeCacheView2.java source. One reason the GUI may not be
updating correctly is because TreeCacheListener events are causing the GUI to
be updated on a non-Swing event queue thread. It's easy to fix, for each
method of the TreeCacheListener interface, wrap the code with:
|
| | // Example, nodeCreated method:
| | public void nodeCreated(Fqn fqn) {
| | EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
| | public void run() {
| | // Original code goes here
| | }
| | });
| | }
| |
|
| Did you verify this works ? I'll do it right away once you let me know
whether you have tested it.
| Bela
|
|
| "bela" wrote : You are right; the reason is that I'm not a good GUI
developer... :-)
| |
| | If anyone volunteers fixing the GUI, I'd be more than happy !
| | Maybe even write a better GUI that what we currently have...
| |
| | Bela
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