This document lists changes made to the Progress API/SPI.
Fuller descriptions of all changes can be found below (follow links).
Not all deprecations are listed here, assuming that the deprecated APIs continue to essentially work. For a full deprecation list, please consult the Javadoc.
createProgressComponent(AggregateProgressHandle)
method to AggregateProgressFactory
setInitialDelay(int)
method to ProgressHandle
and AggregateProgressHandle
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OpenIDE-Module-Module-Dependencies: org.netbeans.api.progress > 1.20
createProgressComponent(AggregateProgressHandle)
method to AggregateProgressFactory
setInitialDelay(int)
method to ProgressHandle
and AggregateProgressHandle
org.netbeans.api.progress.aggregate.AggregateProgressFactory
createProgressComponent(AggregateProgressHandle)
method to AggregateProgressFactory
org.netbeans.api.progress.aggregate.AggregateProgressHandle
createProgressComponent(AggregateProgressHandle)
method to AggregateProgressFactory
setInitialDelay(int)
method to ProgressHandle
and AggregateProgressHandle
org.netbeans.api.progress.ProgressHandle
setInitialDelay(int)
method to ProgressHandle
and AggregateProgressHandle
ProgressHandle
AggregateProgressHandle
; made by: mkleint; issues:
#68923
Added new method setDisplayName(String)
to ProgressHandle
and AggregateProgressHandle
,
allows to change the main identifying name of the progress task.
createProgressComponent(AggregateProgressHandle)
method to AggregateProgressFactory
AggregateProgressFactory
AggregateProgressHandle
; made by: mkleint; issues:
#66554
For aggregated progress handles the equivalent of ProgressHandleFactory.createProgressComponent() was missing. Added in this version.
setInitialDelay(int)
method to ProgressHandle
and AggregateProgressHandle
ProgressHandle
AggregateProgressHandle
; made by: mkleint; issues:
#60966
The newly added methods allow to customize the amount of time that shall pass between the start of handle's progress and it's appearance in the status bar. If the progress task finishes fast enough it won't appear in the UI at all. The default value is around 0.5s.
For handles that are used in dialogs and elsewhere, this property has no effect and the handle's component is shown immediately.
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