swingworker

It seems that when I instantiate 12 Swing Worker threads, the first six starts to complete its task, it finishes AND then the last six starts and finishes. The behavior I'm looking for is all 12 threads start working at the same time & finish at the same time. I have the following: for (int i = 0; i < 12; i++ ) { myTask m = new Mytask(i, START); m.execute(); } The myTask m will increment a progress bar from 0 - 100 in increments of 25. I'm getting outlandish behavior that the first six threads start incrementing, they finish at 100, then the last six threads start from 0 and increment, and

I wanted to try out some ideas using SwingWorker since I haven't used it too much. Instead, I ran into an issue and I can't figure out what's wrong. Here's a short SSCCE that demonstrates this problem (I know people here like SSCCEs): import javax.swing.SwingUtilities; import javax.swing.SwingWorker; public class SwingWorkerTest { public static void main (String[] args) { SwingUtilities.invokeLater (new Runnable () { @Override public void run () { new MySwingWorker (500).execute (); new MySwingWorker (900).execute (); new MySwingWorker (1200).execute (); } }); } } class MySwingWorker extends

Javadoc of the done() method of SwingWorker: Executed on the Event Dispatch Thread after the doInBackground method is finished. I've clues that it is not true in the case of canceled worker. Done is called in each case (normal termination or cancellation) but when cancelled it is not enqueued to the EDT, as it happens for normal termination. Is there some more precise analisis on when done is called in the case that a SwingWorker is cancelled? Clarification: this question is NOT on how to cancel a SwingWorker . Here it is assumed that the SwingWorker is cancelled in the right way. And it is

how can I execute a process in Java without the program freezing? I've tried using SwingWorker, but I don't quite yet understand how it works. Is there any other way I can accomplish this? I'm wanting to use something like this in my JDroidLib. For full source code, check out the GitHub: http://github.com/Team-M4gkBeatz/JDroidLib Thanks in advance! EDIT: Thanks for your answers. But I have a class with several methods (well, it's more than one class, but you get my point); how can I use a SwingWorker to interact with those? Here is one of the classes: /** * * @author Simon */ public abstract

I have my main GUI thread which has a JprogressBar in it and is implementing ProprtyChangeListener. When a button is pressed, a different class, which extends SwingWorker, kicks into action and performs a series of potentially long calculations. I need the progress bar in class A to present the progress according to a variable in Class B. My code is below (could be a bit messy with all my failed tries...) Would appreciate any help. GUI CLASS: SignalSimulator signalSimulator = new SignalSimulator( path, numOfdataPoints, numOfLocalSpikes, numOfExpSpikes, noiseAmp, slope, offset, rdbtnSineWave

Friends, i am developing a java application. Thats for performance monitoring. on that i am getting values in one class and drawing a graph in another class. i want to use swingworker to perform those two class alternatively. ResultSet rs; Connection conn = null; conn = (Connection)getMySqlConnection(); Statement st = conn.createStatement(); rs = st.executeQuery("SHOW GLOBAL STATUS"); while(rs.next()) { Map_MySql.put(rs.getString(1), rs.getString(2)); } conn.close(); Above class for collecting server status and store it in hash map. this class called as "MySQLClass". System.out.println("Graph

I'm trying to find out how to stop a SwingWorker thread from running when I press a button. I have been looking around and I'm having some trouble working out how to do this. At the moment this is what I have: new MySwingWorkerClass(args).execute(); I'm then creating a button which I want to use in order to stop the thread: button = new JButton("Stop"); button.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { // Stop the swing worker thread } }); I have already looked around in search of an answer, so far I have managed to find the cancel method. I don't