Hi Johannes,
It's hard to imagine what methods (like mEmbed.dispose()) do. Could you
please provide a small test that can be run and which shows the problem?
Thanks, Pavel
Hello,
I want to reinitialize an applet inside a JPanel (the view/class extends
JPanel). For example, I have the following method:
/**
* {@inheritDoc}
*/
@Override
public void refreshInit() {
mDB = mNotifier.getGUI().getReadDB();
boolean firstInit = mEmbed == null ? true : false;
// Create instance of processing innerclass.
if (!firstInit) {
mEmbed.dispose();
}
mEmbed = new Embedded(this, mNotifier);
if (firstInit) {
add(mEmbed);
} else {
revalidate();
repaint();
}
/*
* Important to call this whenever embedding a PApplet.
* It ensures that the animation thread is started and
* that other internal variables are properly set.
*/
mEmbed.init();
mEmbed.refreshInit();
}
mEmbed is an instance of a inner class which extends PApplet, the
processing core-class which itself extends Applet.
The thing is it doesn't reinitialize the new applet somehow properly and
the JMenuBar of the parent frame is greyed out but can be used nontheless.
The following code worked for extending JScrollPane:
/**
* {@inheritDoc}
*/
@Override
public void refreshInit() {
mDB = mNotifier.getGUI().getReadDB();
if (mEmbed != null) {
mEmbed.mControl.getGUIInstance().mParent.dispose();
mEmbed.mControl.getGUIInstance().resetGUI();
mEmbed.mControl.resetControl();
mEmbed.mEmbeddedView.resetEmbedded();
mEmbed.mEmbeddedView = null;
// mEmbed.dispose();
mEmbed = null;
}
// Create instance of processing innerclass.
mEmbed = new Embedded(this, mNotifier);
setViewportView(mEmbed);
/*
* Important to call this whenever embedding a PApplet.
* It ensures that the animation thread is started and
* that other internal variables are properly set.
*/
mEmbed.init();
mEmbed.refreshInit();
}
kind regards,
Johannes
