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Ahh, ok, I said I was a Seam newbie and now it is confirmed. I need to look up
@Asynchronous because from the name of it, that sounds like what I want.
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Well the main way of doing things asynchronously in Seam is to use
@Asynchronous methods. Sure, it's not SwingWorker but it and ajax (and perhaps
using Seam events) give you all the tools you need to do what you describe in
your first post.
MDBs are for communicating between java programs (JMS
Well, SwingWorker itself is a lot different from just handling things
asynchronously. It's a thread class that you sub-class, and you have a few
methods:
doInBackground: When the SwingWorker is executed, this is the part that starts
running. Obviously it happens in a thread so the GUI keeps o
An asynchronous event? You could get it to write out a progress string/number
and poll that using ajax (nothing in Seam at the moment to do this easily I
think... - but Shane would know better)
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