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Jason Kretzer
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Joined: May 31, 2001
Posts: 280
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I have an executable jar that extracts files from itself. I would like to have a JProgressBar show the progress of this. Below is the code I use for extraction. How can I implement a JProgressBar to use this? I would like to increment it with each "buffered IO dump". Thanks in advance,
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Michael Morris
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Joined: Jan 30, 2002
Posts: 3451
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Hi Jason, Probably the best way to do this is to construct a JProgressBar and a Timer (javax.swing.Timer). Then add an ActionListener to the Timer and in the actionPerformed method update the Progress Bar. You'll probably have to experiment with how often the Timer fires to get the granularity you want. As you probably know you shouldn't modify any swing components outside the event thread, so don't be tempted to just update the Progress bar on the fly. One other possibility you may check out is the ProgressMonitor class. Hope this helps Michael Morris SCJP2 [ March 25, 2002: Message edited by: Michael Morris ]
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