🚀 go-pugleaf

I already know why it didn't work with jbuilder 4: I was creating wrongly
the threads. I was using the interface Runnable directly and using the
method run to start the thread. This is not the correct way to create the
thread. Also, I had to use the method sleep to garantee the immediate
refresh of the dialog frame. The strangest thing is that the code I use
earlier worked with jbuilder 3 (java 1.2). I think it was just a
coincidence.

"Ant�nio Ferreira" <antonio.ferreira@artesis.co.pt> wrote in message
news:3b386b63_2@dnews...
> Hi,
>
>   I upgraded my application from jbuilder 3 (java1.2) to jbuilder 4 (java
> 1.3) and a problem arose:
> how can I garantee that the method show of a dialog is immediatly
executed.
> That is, the thread that has this instruction is executed without waiting
> for another thread to refresh the screen. For a strange reason this worked
> for jbuilder 3 (I just created the two threads one after the other and
used
> the invokeLater on the one that refreshed the screen).
>   Thanks,
>
>   Ant�nio Jos� Ferreira
>
>