FROM : Steve Klingsporn
DATE : Sat Oct 26 23:59:10 2002
I'm guessing it would not work with Java, as NSConnection does not
appear to be
bridged on the Java side of things. =(
If you launch /Developer/Applications/Java Browser.app, you can plow
through the
cocoa class hierarchy - com/apple/cocoa/
Thanks,
Steve
On Saturday, October 26, 2002, at 04:18 PM,
<email_removed> wrote:
> Would the distributed object approach work here? Have the worker thread
> just send a message to the main thread (using NSConnection and
> friends). I have an app where the UI work is isolated to the main
> thread and everything else happens on worker threads and it is managed
> in this way.
>
> Lindsey Spratt
> http://homepage.mac.com/lspratt
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DATE : Sat Oct 26 23:59:10 2002
I'm guessing it would not work with Java, as NSConnection does not
appear to be
bridged on the Java side of things. =(
If you launch /Developer/Applications/Java Browser.app, you can plow
through the
cocoa class hierarchy - com/apple/cocoa/
Thanks,
Steve
On Saturday, October 26, 2002, at 04:18 PM,
<email_removed> wrote:
> Would the distributed object approach work here? Have the worker thread
> just send a message to the main thread (using NSConnection and
> friends). I have an app where the UI work is isolated to the main
> thread and everything else happens on worker threads and it is managed
> in this way.
>
> Lindsey Spratt
> http://homepage.mac.com/lspratt
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