Re: JVM crash

Subject: Re: JVM crash
From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 20 Mar 2009 09:22:09 -0700
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Jamison Hope wrote:

You should be fine. The JSheets example code does this. The native part uses performSelectorOnMainThread:… to do Cocoa GUI stuff on Thread 0, and then the "didEndSelector" callbacks (which are also run on Thread 0) attach to the JVM, do JNI to invoke a Java method, and then detach from the JVM. The Java methods use EventQueue#invokeLater (or SwingUtilities#invokeLater, same thing) to push execution back onto the EDT.

Thanks for the (re)pointer. I skimmed JSheets looking for this kind of thing, but I obviously missed it.

  -- GG

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