UI getting crashed

[ba.kri...@gmail.com]

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OS :Windows7

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The application UI getting crashed when I am updating the textarea continuously using listener mechanism. Can I avoid the UI crash if any exception occured in the code?

Exceptions are already handled.The code snippet is below,

                                     Display.getInstance().callSerially(new Runnable(){

public void run(){

logger.debug("The Sensor values listed to Textarea are "

+ strBuffer);

sensorData.setText(strBuffer.toString());

}

});

I can't get the exception stack because the log is writing until the app crash.

[Shai Almog]

On which OS, what are you doing besides setText().

[ba.kri...@gmail.com]

On Tuesday, September 15, 2015 at 8:25:36 AM UTC+5:30, Shai Almog wrote:

On which OS, what are you doing besides setText().

Hi

I didn't do anything more other than continuously updating a text area using a listener mechanism. The data obtained through an event is received and this data is written to the text area. Events are received continously which means that there are frequent updates to the text area.

In my state machine class, a button click will register the listener. The listener is implemented as an inner class with in the StateMachine. Within the call back API of my listener class, the text area is updated with the obtained data. After a few updates, the Application is found to be stopped and a black screen is seen.

Is there any problem in CN1 while using listener mechanism in StateMachine class or doing frequent UI updation from within StateMachine class.

Otherwise could you please suggest an alternative mechanism for this issue. 

[ba.kri...@gmail.com]

OS used is QNX 6.6. 

[Shai Almog]

It looks like you aren't using our implementation of Codename One.
If you are using Aicas you need to get support from them, they forked a very old version of Codename One and did quite a few things in a way that we can't possibly support.