Joaquin Morcate

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Recent posts by Joaquin Morcate

Hi!

I'm trying to install SVN connectors in a Solaris workstation that is not connected to the Internet, but I cannot find a zip update site that I could download to update locally. Anyone can helpme with that???

Thank you

Joaquin
Hello,

I'm building a JTree that uses a custom renderer. This renderer creates a number of other widgets to display a node: a JPanel, a button, a JTable, ... The tree is displayed as usual in a JScrollPane contained in a JFrame. Everything is displayed as spected.

But if I try to go down the wiget hierarchy from the JFrame using the getComponents method from Container I cannot find the components created by the renderer. The only child of the JTree happens to be just one CellRenderPanel that has no components itself.

The question is where are those components and how can I access them???

Thanks a lot for your help.

(Actually I'm trying to build a JTree which nodes can be expanded. So each node includes a button to hide/show details. I want to selected the display mode without entering in edition mode by clicking on the button. Edition mode is activated by double click. )
17 years ago
I'm trying to capture the output of a process that I started using exec(), and I have observed a different behaviour between stdin and stderr.

I have de following C code: (HelloWorld.c)

and to capture output: (TheLaucher.java)


In this case I have to wait till the end of the process to get the output but if I use the stderr changing:


for


I get the strings as they are available.
How can I get the same behaviour with the stdout, i.e. to get all the messages as they are produced? Why are they different?

Thanks

Joaquin Morcate
[ November 17, 2005: Message edited by: Joaquin Morcate ]
18 years ago