It's fine, I found a solution :)
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Bovas
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thanks it works Gérald
I add my text in my JFrame using process(new Processor){...
But now I have another problem
I would like to call my JFrame in a method bean
exemple :
.to("bean://mybean?method=log('test',*myjframe*)")
but Camel doesn't run the method.
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Bovas
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Yes.
Gérald
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Thanks for your answer gquintana
But I use my JFrame as a GUI and when I click on a JButton I run my Camel
Process.
So I should :
1. Run my JFrame
2. Run my Camel Process using SEDA on clicking on a JButton
3. Update my JFrame using SwingWorker or SwingUtilities
That's it?
regards
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regar
You shouldn't execute the Camel processing in Swing's Event DispatchThread.
As the EDT is busy with processing it can't repaint the JFrame. Instead run
Camel processing in background thread using a SEDA and then update the
JFrame using SwingUtilities invokeLater. Or you could use a SwingWorker,
rea
