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There are several options on how detailed visualization you want.
If the task allows to be cancelled by the user, then you have to implement
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Package org.netbeans.api.progress
This API allows to visualize tracking for progress of long lasting tasks.
See:
Description
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| ProgressHandle | Instances provided by the ProgressHandleFactory allow the users of the API to notify the progress bar UI about changes in the state of the running task. |
| ProgressHandleFactory | Factory to create various ProgressHandle instances that allow long lasting tasks to show their progress using various progress UIs. |
Package org.netbeans.api.progress Description
This API allows to visualize tracking for progress of long lasting tasks.
The usual usecase goes like this:
ProgressHandle handle = ProgressHandleFactory.createHandle("My custom task");
...
// we have 100 workunits
// at this point the task appears in status bar.
handle.start(100);
...
handle.progress(10);
...
handle.progress(50);
...
// at this point the task is finished and removed from status bar
handle.finish();
There are several options on how detailed visualization you want.
- task with unknown duration or with hard to show progress steps.
- task with known scaled steps
- task with known steps and also with a time estimate for completion
ProgressHandle class. Additionally
it's possible to include textual information about current progress.
If the task allows to be cancelled by the user, then you have to implement
Cancellable interface and pass it to the ProgressHandleFactory
when creating the handle.
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