1. How do I use JProgressBar to display file copy progress? stackoverflow.comI am working on a project that transfers files over a network and I want to incorporate a |
2. How to use a JProgressbar in a file conversion Process stackoverflow.comI am making a Media file converter using ffmpeg. It's interface will be great, if I add a Jprogressbar on it. But I am unable to do this. Who can help. ... |
3. Java file a progress bar stackoverflow.comI'm new to Java. I want to write a program that makes arcive of file and i want to use progress bar to show progress of zipping There is my code, but it duosen't ... |
4. Progressbar is not showing when downloading file from a given location coderanch.comHi all, I have written a JAVA program for downloading file from given location. I have used a JProgressBar in GUI for showing downloading status. But when downloading is starts is not shown it will directly shown at the end of downloading. I should be displayed at the time of downloading to show the downloading status. if (panel != null) { ... |
5. using the jprogress bar for file byte array downloads forums.oracle.comI am currently using a byte array to send files back and forth between computers. To show a file is transferring i change the mouse to the hour glass but would like to use the jprogressbar. To send the file i read the file from one computer into a byte array, and then send it through an objectoutputstream. I am not ... |
6. How to use a JProgressBar when reading a file? forums.oracle.comThe simplest way is probably to use a ProgressMonitorInputStream, which does basically all the UI work for you as you read the stream. If for some reason that will not work for you, here is another way to do it: 1. Create a JProgressBar whose min value is 0, and whose max value is the number of bytes in the file ... |
7. JProgress Bar while Copying files forums.oracle.com |
8. JprogressBar and file send forums.oracle.comIn order for the GUI to sync with sub-steps of the long task, e.g. I/O, I think we should use InvokeAndWait(). Am I wrong? Well you are slowing down the execution of the long running task if you have to wait for the GUI to repaint itself. I think its just better to use the invokeLater and schedule the repainting whenever ... |