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Sure. What exactly are you trying to do? Do
you just want some code to refresh your layer every 5 minutes?
Do
you have any code you could share? Thanks, David
From: Andy Czerwonka
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Subject: [udig-devel] Re:
Automatic refresh of layers
I do it using Jesse's strategy
and it works just fine. There is some
flickering, but it seems minimal.
The new rendering implementation will
most likely remove that
issue.
"Jesse Eichar" <jeichar-yW2SoAqRw1aiXjxQG3oJLA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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There isn't anything in the framework at the moment. You'll have to
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either use the TimerTask in java.util to call layer.refresh() or use
> Display.timerExec() to call layer.refresh().
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>
Jesse
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> On 22-Nov-06, at 4:39 AM, David Robison
wrote:
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>> Is there a way to setup a layer to refresh
periodically based on a
>> timer? For example, if I've included
the NWS national NEXRAD mosaic,
>> could I set it up to refresh
every 5 minutes or so?
>>
>> Thanks, David
Robison
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