Image not displaying

[sandeep43]

Hi

My Code is

IconLabel.setVisible(true);

try{
Loaded Sql server driver and database operations
}
catch(Exception e){
e.getMessage();
}

My problem is IconLabel is an image which is not loading oly i.e. not display

why is this happening, help me out

Regards
Sandeep

[Norm]

Can you make a small program that compiles and executes that demonstrates your problem? You have not provided enough information.

[JosAH]

And this has no use at all:

[QUOTE=sandeep43;219752]

catch(Exception e){
e.getMessage();
}

kind regards,

Jos

[sandeep43]

Hi Norm and josAH

@Norm:

  IconLabel.setVisible(true);
         
        DateFormat formatter ; 
        Date date ;
        String schemaaccess = SchemaAccess.getText();
        String GetSchema=SchemaName.getText(); 
        String ArchiveSchemaName= ArchiveSchema.getText();
        Document document=new Document(); 
              
               
 try
        {  
            Schema.setEnabled(false);
            AddServerName.setEnabled(false);
        
           Class.forName("net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver");
            
           String url = "jdbc:jtds:sqlserver://"+SrcServer+"/"+SrcConnectionString;
           Properties props = new Properties();
           props.setProperty("user",SrcUser);
           props.setProperty("password",SrcSourcePassword);
           props.setProperty("namedPipe","true");
           Connection  conn = DriverManager.getConnection(url,props);
            java.sql.Statement sta = conn.createStatement(); 
          
               ResultSet rs  = sta.executeQuery("SELECT A.NAME FROM "+SrcConnectionString+".sys.tables A WHERE"
                       + " EXISTS (SELECT B.NAME FROM "+ArcConnectionString+".sys.tables B WHERE B.NAME=A.NAME)"
                       + " UNION "
                       + "SELECT A.NAME FROM "+SrcConnectionString+".sys.views A WHERE "
                       + "EXISTS (SELECT B.NAME FROM "+ArcConnectionString+".sys.views B WHERE B.NAME=A.NAME)");
             
               date = new Date();
               formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("dd-MMM-yy HH-mm-ss");
               
               String Final_Date = formatter.format(date);
                 
               while ( rs.next() ) {
               RecName =   rs.getString("NAME");
               document.add(new Paragraph(RecName)); 
               java.sql.Statement stmt =conn.createStatement();
               boolean rs1  = stmt.execute("CREATE VIEW "+GetSchema+"."+RecName+ " AS  (SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY ("+ArcServer+",'SELECT * FROM "+ArcConnectionString+"."+ArchiveSchemaName+"."+RecName+"')"
                                                 +"UNION ALL "
                                                 + "SELECT * FROM "+SrcConnectionString+"."+schemaaccess+"."+RecName +")");
               //System.out.println("CREATE VIEW "+GetSchema+"."+RecName+ " AS  (SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY ("+ArcServer+",'SELECT * FROM "+ArcConnectionString+"."+ArchiveSchemaName+"."+RecName+"')"
                                               //  +"UNION ALL "
                                                 //+ "SELECT * FROM "+SrcConnectionString+"."+schemaaccess+"."+RecName +")");
             
              UnionView.setEnabled(false);
              
               }
        
          
            conn.close();
           
            JOptionPane optionPane = new JOptionPane("Successful creation of Synonyms and Union views", JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE);
            JDialog dialog = optionPane.createDialog("Seamless Access");
            dialog.setVisible(true);
           
            
           
        
        }
       catch (Exception e)
        {
          
            
        JOptionPane optionPane = new JOptionPane("Synonyms and Union views are not created in new Schema", JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE);
        JDialog dialog = optionPane.createDialog("Seamless Access");
        //UnionViewsBar.setIndeterminate(false);
       
        }

this is my code, my 1st line is my VariableName, it is not displaying at all , what ever way i call it, it wont display.
but the image will come up after the process is finished, which is off no use

@josH: thats true, i just wrote it

[Junky]

but the image will come up after the process is finished, which is off no use

Don't do everything in the same thread.

[sandeep43]

so how can i do it junky, an idea please

Regards
Sandeep

[Junky]

Lesson: Concurrency in Swing (The Java™ Tutorials > Creating a GUI With JFC/Swing)

How come people are incapable of doing their own research?

[Norm]

Your code segment does not compile and execute. It does not show us the problem.
Where is the IconLabel created, initialized and added to the GUI?
The database code is not part of creating a GUI.

[sandeep43]

Hi Norm

it is not initialized, it is added to GUI i use Netbeans and ya creating database is not part of GUI.

Regards
Sandeep

[sandeep43]

IconLabel is JLabel and i added an image via properties and i have written code in Post-init in properties to invisible i.e. IconLabel.setVisible("false");

later in action performed of a button i have made it visible as i have shown in above, but it is not displaying.

Regards
Sandeep

[Norm]

Please write a small, complete program that executes and shows the problem.
The code you have posted is useless for figuring out why an image is not displaying for you.

[sandeep43]

Hi Norm,

to post other code i called it in other method its working fine, oly in this code it is not working. i can post other code which is not a problem but there is no issue in other code, i have it in this method where i have written above code where it is not working


Regards
Sandeep

[Norm]

How can anyone compile and test your code to see the problem?
Given this one statement: IconLabel.setVisible(true);
It won't even compile.

Good luck then.

[Tolls]

What Norm is saying is write a really really small piece of code that attempts to do what you want (show an icon label on the push of a button).
If that results in the same problem then show us that small code.
If it doesn't cause a problem then try and figure out why the small code is different from the above large code.

Because otherwise I might be tempted to pick apart your database code, which isn't what you are looking for.

[sandeep43]

hi toll and norm

@toll: your 100% correct, when i attempted to write a small code, i got that image no issues came up, oly when i had plugged it with that database code i am getting that prob.

@norm: suggest me a different technique how i can show that image, i am trying from past 4 days on same bug, please.
all my requirement is during the database operation i have to show user saying "Processing", so dont cancel the process or close the window. i have done it by calling an image as u know which is not displaying. u suggest me a technique how to accomplish it, i will design and write code myself.

regards
Sandeep

[sandeep43]

i observed something norm, whenever there is some database operation like creation of views in sql, my IconLabel is not visible or not coming. when there is no database operation IconLabel is working perfectly.

Regards
Sandeep

[DarrylBurke]

You have been given a link to the Swing concurrency tutorial. Whether you choose to follow the tips in that tutorial is up to you.

db

[Tolls]

hi toll and norm

@toll: your 100% correct, when i attempted to write a small code, i got that image no issues came up, oly when i had plugged it with that database code i am getting that prob.

So, it's a concurrency issue then.
The basic rule is, do not do heavy calculations in the EDT.
If you don't know what the EDT is then you need to do the tutorials.

[sandeep43]

Hi db and tolls and Norm

i used EDT, now im getting different error

class SwingWorkerCompletionWaiter  {
     private JDialog dialog1;
     public SwingWorkerCompletionWaiter(JDialog dialog2) {
         this.dialog1 = dialog2;
     }
     public void propertyChange(PropertyChangeEvent event) {
         if ("state".equals(event.getPropertyName())
                 && SwingWorker.StateValue.DONE == event.getNewValue()) {
             IconLabel.setVisible(true);
             dialog1.setVisible(true);
             dialog1.dispose();
             
         }
     }
}
 JDialog dialog3 = new JDialog();
 Icon icon = new ImageIcon("processing.gif");
 JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(myAppFrame,aboutGreeting, "About MyApp", JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE,icon);
*/
  
 worker.execute();
 
 UnionView.setEnabled(false);
[COLOR="red"] dialog3.setVisible(true);[/COLOR]

Worker program is

SwingWorker worker = new SwingWorker<ImageIcon, Void>() {
    @Override
    public ImageIcon doInBackground() {
        final ImageIcon innerImgs = new ImageIcon("processing.gif");
       
      IconLabel.setVisible(true);
        return innerImgs;

now the icon is displayed properly but im getting an unnecessary dialog box visible, if i make it setvisible=false then my image is not displaying
help me out now dialog statement is highlighted in red because of which im getting error

[sandeep43]

Hi junky Norm db and others

Thread concept rocked, it worked exactly frget about the post which i have posted one above. i did use Runnable{} and finished and it was pretty easy

Thanks Junky and Norm in particular

Regards
Sandeep