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[java-dev] weather station into max

bart woodstrup bart at bartwoodstrup.com
Thu Aug 16 18:33:51 MDT 2007


Hey Wes - thanks again.  That was really easy to implement and worked great!

Bart


On 8/13/07, bart woodstrup <bart at bartwoodstrup.com> wrote:
> Great thx!  I'm not exactly sure how to implement it, but let me hack
> at it for a few days and see if/how it works.  I also want to reread
> some of the threading that is discussed in "Scheduler, Clocks, and
> Executables, Oh My!" from the manual...
>
> I might need to upload my main simpleWeather.java for you (or someone)
> to see what's all going on under the hood.
>
> bbw
>
>
>
> On 8/12/07, Wesley Smith <wesley.hoke at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Sound like you need multithreading.  Luckily in JAVA this is quite
> > easy.  I've uploaded some code that is fairly straightforward and
> > shows how to do multithreading in JAVA.  In particluar, look at the
> > FileUploader class.  It inherits from runnable and has start(), run(),
> > and stop() methods for managing the thread it contains.  You can take
> > this class, slap your serial/USB stuff in it and it shouldn't block
> > Max anymore.
> >
> > http://www.mat.ucsb.edu/~whsmith/AutoUpload.zip
> >
> > wes
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