Examples of org.jets3t.gui.ProgressPanel.startProgress()

org.jets3t.gui.ProgressPanel.startProgress()
Displays the progress dialog. @param statusMessage describes the status of a task text meaningful to the user, such as "3 files of 7 uploaded" @param minTaskValue the minimum progress value for a task, generally 0 @param maxTaskValue the maximum progress value for a task, such as the total number of threads or 100 if using percentage-complete as a metric.

        int maxCount, CancelEventTrigger cancelEventTrigger) 
    {
        // Create new progress panel.
        final ProgressPanel progressPanel = new ProgressPanel(
            cockpitLiteProperties.getProperties(), cancelEventTrigger);
        progressPanel.startProgress(statusMessage, 0, maxCount);
        
        // Store this panel against the operation ID it tracks.
        progressPanelMap.put(operationId, progressPanel);
        
        // Display panel in progress notification area.

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        int maxCount, CancelEventTrigger cancelEventTrigger) 
    {
        // Create new progress panel.
        final ProgressPanel progressPanel = new ProgressPanel(
            cockpitLiteProperties.getProperties(), cancelEventTrigger);
        progressPanel.startProgress(statusMessage, 0, maxCount);
        
        // Store this panel against the operation ID it tracks.
        progressPanelMap.put(operationId, progressPanel);
        
        // Display panel in progress notification area.

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        int maxCount, CancelEventTrigger cancelEventTrigger) 
    {
        // Create new progress panel.
        final ProgressPanel progressPanel = new ProgressPanel(
            cockpitLiteProperties.getProperties(), cancelEventTrigger);
        progressPanel.startProgress(statusMessage, 0, maxCount);
        
        // Store this panel against the operation ID it tracks.
        progressPanelMap.put(operationId, progressPanel);
        
        // Display panel in progress notification area.

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        int maxCount, CancelEventTrigger cancelEventTrigger)
    {
        // Create new progress panel.
        final ProgressPanel progressPanel = new ProgressPanel(
            cockpitLiteProperties.getProperties(), cancelEventTrigger);
        progressPanel.startProgress(statusMessage, 0, maxCount);


        // Store this panel against the operation ID it tracks.
        progressPanelMap.put(operationId, progressPanel);


        // Display panel in progress notification area.

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