If the update manager has been suspended, then the next call to
JSVGComponent.renderGVTTree() will find that updateManager.isRunning()
is false, and therefore will call super.renderGVTTree() ... where
eventDispatcher.setRootNode(null) is called. So the resumeProcessing()
method in JSVGComponent ne
Hi Brian,
I'm still having a hard time understanding the problem. Searching
the source base the only place
we call setRootNode with 'null' is in JGVTComponent.renderGVTTree().
This method is overridden
by JSVGComponent, and the subclass only calls the baseclass version for
documents that
In my application, I call suspendProcessing when the component is
hidden, and resumeProcessing when it is displayed again. Since this
application is multi-threaded, and things are happening all the time,
causing updates to the graphics ... its quite likely that when
suspendProcessing is called it i
Brian Modra wrote:
Hi, in org.apache.batik.util.RunnableQueue, where it calls the link's
run() method, its vulnerable - because any exceptions thrown in the
run() method will cause the queue to stop.
here's a simple fix:
from line 163 (or thereabout depending on what version you have)
instead of t
Hi, in org.apache.batik.util.RunnableQueue, where it calls the link's
run() method, its vulnerable - because any exceptions thrown in the
run() method will cause the queue to stop.
here's a simple fix:
from line 163 (or thereabout depending on what version you have)
instead of this:
rable.run();
