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A more intelligent EDT solution would be welcome. I'd really like to see a jobs type framework similar to Eclipse. Besides adding "application" level locks, such a framework would also add easy to use view level components for progress.
Spring RichClient, TargetableActionCommands and the EDT So I'm working diligently on my first Spring RichClient project. Oh yeah, it's nice. Friends don't let friends develop Swing without Spring RichClient. I've discovered a specific feature of Spring Rich that I really like, but I think could be slightly improved. I???m really new to Spring Rich (as anyone who's tried it, I guess), so it's not unlikely that this idea has already been chewed over and discarded due to some flaw. I welcome feedback. The idea once again centers around the concept of allowing a container of some type to manage the basic multi-threading concerns of your swing application. There has been a fair amount of abstract discussion on the topic, which is good...
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