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RE: Repainting an applet ...
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Per Danvind)
Mon Feb 26 04:54:49 1996
From: Per Danvind <perry@interbizz.se>
To: "java-interest@java.sun.com" <java-interest@java.sun.com>,
"'Katsalis Nikolaos 537'" <katsalis@csd.uch.gr>
Date: Sun, 4 Feb 1996 11:47:01 +-100
Put the network communication in a separate class and run it in a
separate thread. That will give the applet time to repaint automatically
on its own when needed.
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Per
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From: Katsalis Nikolaos 537[SMTP:katsalis@csd.uch.gr]
Sent: den 24 februari 1996 18:38
To: java-interest@java.sun.com
Cc: katsalis@csd.uch.gr
Subject: Repainting an applet ...
Hi,
I am working with an applet that communicates using
sockets. In the time of communication I want to repaint the applet.
The applet has on it 3 panels each of which has a few components.
If something hapens during the communications (i.e another window
gets on netscape) the applet doesn't look nice, and I must wait
for the communication to end in order the applet to be repainted.
How can I force the repainting of the applet and all of it's
components when I want to ?
I tried to call repaint() of all applets and components but the
applet does not be repainted.
I also tried using: paintComponents(getGraphics());
but it is also not working.
Thanks in advance,
Nikos.
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