Heavens .. typos!
To give a little more context. JavaFX is apartment threaded with well
documented rules for threading. These rules were not enforced in code.
Glass, the low level window component for FX is now enforcing apartment
threading for this component. Since Glass has no public API, the only
way that an application can be affected is if it is coded such that it
accesses Glass through FX from a non-UI thread. FX itself contained
code some code that did this this code has been fixed.
Thread checking is goodness and leads to consistent applications with
repeatable behavior. Thread checking in Glass is a good first step
forward towards finding and addressing thread bugs.
Steve
On 08/08/2013 9:48 AM, steve.x.northo...@oracle.com wrote:
To give a little more context. JavaFX is apartment threaded with well
documented rules for threaded. These rules were not enforced in
code. Glass, the low level window component for FX is not enforcing
apartment threading. Since Glass has no public API, the only way that
an application can be affected is if it is coded such that it access
Glass through FX from a non-UI thread. FX itself contained code some
code that did this this code has been fixed.
Thread checking is goodness and leads to consistent applications with
repeatable behavior. Thread checking in Glass is a good first step
forward in this area.
Steve
On 08/08/2013 9:33 AM, Petr Pchelko wrote:
Hello, OpenJFX Team.
As you know, the previous attempt to switch on the thread checks have
failed.
The problems were fixed, so I'm going to enable them again tomorrow
morning if nobody objects.
With best regards. Petr.
