have notification of
commit?
Kevin
Edward A. Lee wrote:
At 07:24 AM 2/16/2006, Kevin Ruland wrote:
Is there any way for the actor be notified when the user decides all
the changes are complete?
Not really... I'm not sure how one could do that...
You could check the parameters in preinitialize
Dan,
I was talking to Efrat a while ago, and I think this fix actually covers
up a bug in ptII's ptolemy.util.FileUtilities.nameToURL() which appears
to add an extra / to the string, which then makes the name look like
this: http:///www;. What this really indicates to Java when converted
Edward A. Lee wrote:
At 08:41 AM 1/30/2006 -0600, Kevin Ruland wrote:
Also, if some actor somewhere does do something extremely time
consuming in it's initialize method, there is currently no pleasant
way to interrupt it. The user can click on the stop button, and it
does appear to have some
Hi.
In Kepler we have some actors which download large volume of data in the
background. They do this without any control from the director. In
essence this is done when the actor is instantiated and should complete
prior to the user running the workflow (ie, before initialize() is called).
Edward,
I don't fully understand the situation and defer to you or Christopher
for greater details. Perhaps there is something in the Kepler code
which is holding onto a MoMLParser too long.
In kepler there is this code in ActorMetadata.ActorMetadata( InputStream
moml):
{
MoMLParser
Hi all,
I ran the Kepler startup through a performance monitoring tool the other
day and learned some things which I would like to pass along.
I used the TPTP system in Eclipse to measure the performance. This is
an amazing tool and I suggest you check it out sometime. Since I'm a
rookie
