Re: Applications with swix very slow

Hello,

I'm not sure the guy asking is serious...

If you want to have a look at fast, responsiveness applications, go to 
http://www.jgoodies.com/. Yes, these are swing applications...

The starting remark resembles somewhat on "The world is bad! Could 
someone please fix this?!"...

Frank

Brennan Stehling wrote:
> The Swing implementation for most platforms has been
> sped up greatly in Java 1.4 using various techniques. 
> But one common problem that Java developers stumble
> over in Swing is the fact that a single thread is
> processing all events.  When a button is pressed and
> an action is triggered which may take a while to
> complete.  This action will cause the rest of the
> Swing application to stall, which leads users to
> believe that Java is slow.  Instead you can provide a
> more elegant thread model which exports processing
> outside the Swing thread so there is no delay and the
> GUI stays responsive.  The following article goes into
> great detail to explain the problem and explores a
> solution.  I am sure you will be able to to apply the
> solution to SwixML.
> 
> http://today.java.net/pub/a/today/2003/10/24/swing.html
> 
> - Brennan Stehling
> www.spiderlogic.com
> 
> --- masukomi <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>>They should be no slower than any other Swing app.
>>Swing is inherently a bit slow though.
>>
>>converting the XML to Swing classes should be so
>>fast enough to be 
>>nearly unnoticeable though.
>>
>>We use it every day at work with dynamically
>>generated XML files which 
>>should add yet another step of slowness but we just
>>don't notice it at 
>>all.
>>
>>Odds are it's not SWIXML that you are noticing as
>>slow... it's Swing.
>>
>>-Kate
>>
>>
>>On Nov 11, 2003, at 9:38 AM, Andrés Mauricio Marín
>>Restrepo wrote:
>>
>>
>>>HI!
>>>
>>>I have a problem because all applications with
>>
>>swix and swing are very 
>>
>>>slow.
>>>Why??? and someone fnow the solution for that.
>>>
>>>THANKS!!!
>>>
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