jprogressbar

nice job , now i just wanna know why if i add into while loop the instruction System.out.println below the progress is shown on both , cmd and Pgbar in the Gui ?? : while(progress < 99){ System.out.println("into while of PBar Thread progress = "+progress); if(progress != Path.operationProgress){ operationProgressBar.setValue(progress); progress = Path.operationProgress; operationProgressBar.repaint(); } } need some help around , i can't get the JProgressBar to update, i can't use SwingWorker, i have to solve this without it . the variable Path.operationProgress is a static variable from a

I know the subject has already been seen on many Questions and has been answered, but still, I can't get trough it. I just want to update a progressBar while extracting some stuff of a large xml file. I thought it was enough to have the time-consuming loop in a different thread but ?.. All I managed to get is the progressBar either not showed at all, or updated at the end, just before it's closed. Instanced somewhere near the launch of the application, I have: public class SomeClass { private SomeClass () { myXMLParser reader = new myXMLParser(); CoolStuff fromXml = reader.readTheXml(); } }

I'm trying to change the color of a single JProgressBar in Nimbus LAF (Look And Feel). This solution does work, but it changes the colors of ALL JProgressBars :/ UIDefaults defaults = UIManager.getLookAndFeelDefaults(); defaults.put("nimbusOrange",defaults.get("nimbusBase")); In this thread is another solution to change the color for each JProgressBar individually: progress = new JProgressBar(); UIDefaults defaults = new UIDefaults(); defaults.put("ProgressBar[Enabled].backgroundPainter", new MyPainter()); progress.putClientProperty("Nimbus.Overrides.InheritDefaults", Boolean.TRUE); progress

Possible Duplicate: Nice looking progress bar in java I use setBackground and setForeground to set the color of a JProgressBar but they didn't work, the color remain Orange. I can't change it. EthanB It's likely due to your installed look-and-feel. Does this help: change-colors-for-jprogressbar-with-nimbus 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12088424/working-with-progressbar

I've read many different articles about JProgressBar...including the dodgy code found over at Java; here. Most indicate you need a SwingWorker to get things happening properly, which makes perfect sense, I understand that much. I am finding that when I call setProgress(value) to update the progressbar, it's not triggering the propertyChange event most of the time. I've checked the value I'm passing to setProgess and it definitely changes every time, so I'm not sure if it's just firing the event too quickly? Please see relevant code below, any help/explanation would be greatly appreciated.