20050421: IDV - Custom GUI

Hi Sean,

> I have overwritten the doMakeDefaultContents() and essentially return a  
> JPanel that switches between a JTappedPane and a JSplitPane of two  
> MapViewManagers
> The two MapViewManagers are added and removed from the  JTabbedPane and  
> a JSplitPane.
> I get the following error, which crashes the system and believe it is  
> due to the fact that I am adding and removing view managers to  
> JComponents and it doesn't appear that they like that.
>  
When you say "crashes the system" do you mean the JVM crashes or you 
just get the stack trace
you included in your message?

> It looks like the MapViewManager still thinks it has a parent  
> JComponent and it is trying to draw itself then dies.
> I tried the MultiPanelIdv, but it does't seem to be running any  
> differently than a regular Idv, could be old code not sure.  None the  
> less I tried some of the ideas you had in there e.g.  synchronizing the  
> areas of code where I remove/add the MapViewManagers from the  
> JTabbedPane and JSplitPane and did not help.
> My sutff works fine as long as I never orphan or switch parents of the  
> MapViewManager.  In other words, once I add it to a JComponent,  
> everything up the tree must stay intact or it crashes.
> Is there special handling of view managers I need to do so this doesn't  
> happen.
> I am trying to do something the IDV code was never designed to do?  The  
> MultiPanelIdv was the only code I could look at.  All other code  
> creates a new window with essentiall new MapViewManagers, which is  
> somewhat different.  I am trying to do all operations with the same  
> window.
>  
I don't think this is necessarily an IDV issue. Doing a google search:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=%22current+thread+not+owner%22++DrawingSurfaceObjectAWT&btnG=Search
I see somehow else had this problem on a Mac. Are you developing on the 
Mac? Does this also show up on other platforms?
-Jeff