>On Fri, 9 Jul 2004 09:35:44 -0400, Mike Pilone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I tested the code you posted in the HelloUniverse and it never caused
>deadlock. I also modified the code to create a new frame and show it with
>the canvas. This also worked.
>
>Linux/J2SDK 1.4.2_04/OGL/Java3D 1
listener will be called from the swing thread.
-mike
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Sent: Thursday, July 08, 2004 8:48 AM
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Subject: [JAVA3D] Issue with Runtime instantiation of Canvas3D
Hmm...This
Paul,
Thanks for the response.
As a first shot, tried to create the Canvas3D in the processStimulus()
method of a Behavior that does a postId() to itself. With that approach, I
can continue to create as many Canvas3Ds as I want by pressing the JButton
repeatedly, BUT the app. freezes after the cr
I bet this is causing a deadlock in the swing code. Try using a Swing
WorkerThread so create the Canvas3D rather than doing it directly in the
swing event thread.
Rgds
Paul
N. Vaidya wrote:
Hmm...This is really weird. All I'm trying to do is to instantiate a
Canvas3D in Swing's EDT - simply instant
Hmm...This is really weird. All I'm trying to do is to instantiate a
Canvas3D in Swing's EDT - simply instantiate and not even add it to the
View - and I find that causes the app. to freeze.
The testcase is HelloWorld.java in the Java3D demo bundle with the
inclusion of the following code snippet
