How can I update something in Java without closing it out?

[rajkobie]

For example, in DrawingTool, how can I update something without closing and reopening?

[Eranga]

What you mean by closing and reopening?

[rajkobie]

Like if I draw something in Drawingtool and I want to erase it without having to exit the JVM and restarting it.

[Fubarable]

What is Drawingtool? This is not part of standard Java, and unless we know more about it, it will be difficult to help you.

Luck

[Eranga]

Like if I draw something in Drawingtool and I want to erase it without having to exit the JVM and restarting it.

I'm not sure what you talking about. What Drawingtool are you talking. There is no such thing on standard JDK, so better to explain it more clearly.

[Zack]

I believe he's referring to DrawingTool, part of the OpenMap API for JavaBeans. (Sadly that's as far as my expertise goes on the matter. I've never used it, only been introduced to it in passing.)

OpenMap(tm)
DrawingTool (OpenMap API)

[Eranga]

Then someone who used it should comment on this. :) I've heard it for the first time from this thread.