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Borland has provided some Timer functionality with the
borland.jbcl.util.Timer class and the borland.jbcl.util.TimerClient
interface.

Implement TimerClient in one of your classes (if you implement it in a
frame, it will be similar to C++ Builder where you implement the timer
event handler in your form's code).

Next create a Timer instance and call the startTimer function.  Later
you can call the stopTimer if you wish.

If you have a problem using Borland classes, you could use
javax.swing.Timer from JDK 1.2 or create your own class using Threads.
The basic idea is to spawn a new thread which sleeps for the period of
the timer then fires and event.


On Mon, 04 Jan 1999 13:03:37 +0200, Ofir Amitai
<amitay@econ.haifa.ac.il> wrote:

>Hi
>
>I need to use timer to execute a command in equal intervals
>in CBuilder I use the Timer component, what do I do in JBuilder ?
>
>Regrads
>Ofir Amitai
>

Chris Hill
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