Nelson Minar wrote:
> >The closest thing I've found to relevant information is in the
> >documentation for Swing -- which states explicitly that Swing is not
> >thread-safe, and that all GUI access, after the GUI is instantiated,
> >needs to happen from the AWT Event thread.
>
> This is certainly
>>My workaround, which has been generally successful, was to subclass
>>JFrame. In the subclass I override dispose (and also setVisible())
>>with a method that forks off Thread with a lower priority than the
>>current thread.
That's a clever workaround, but ugh!
>Is Nelson's application multi-th
Norm Shapiro wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nelson Minar) writes:
> >I'm still getting some occasional instability when disposing of Frames
> >in the Linux JDK - I get IOT trap/Abort. My application is crashing
> >randomly and it's driving me nuts.
> I have had similar problems with JFrame. My wor
I am forwarding the following message for my colleague Norm Shapiro.
Steven C. Bankes, Ph.D.
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Evolving Logic Associates
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nelson Minar) writes:
>I'm still getting some occasional instab
I'm still getting some occasional instability when disposing of Frames
in the Linux JDK - I get IOT trap/Abort. My application is crashing
randomly and it's driving me nuts. Is there anything I can do to help
find this bug (I can send complete class files and instructions that
crash the system fai
