Adding another instance of Event queue in systemEventQueue

Question

EventQueue q = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getSystemEventQueue();
          q.push(new EventQueue() {
               protected void dispatchEvent(AWTEvent event) {
                    try {
                         super.dispatchEvent(event);
                         System.out.println("mty thread has started"+event.toString());
                    } catch (Throwable t) {
                         t.printStackTrace();
                         s_log.error("Exception occured dispatching Event " + event,
                                   t);
          });what is the use of adding an instance of the event queue to the systemEventQueue as shown in the code above.

Answer 1

O.k. - I am not experienced in spite of many years of using this turkey. First of, the sync/don't sync button in preferences - forget it. iCal syncs with MobileMe no matter what the setting. Bummer - except that once the hundreds of duplicate, repeat events are transfered to MobileMe, you can delete them from the web interface - unlike the iCal application that forbids deleting unwanted events.
Second new discovery. You can put in a repeated event on the MobileMe website with no trouble but, bummer again, the new event on MobileMe does not sync back to the iCal on the iMac.
Final and most important discovery. I got the problem in the first place by blindly supplying the information asked for and, I kid you not, iCal 4 asks for the end date of a repeated event twice. If you answer the question twice, as I did, you get N * N events. So I hope I can avoid the problem in the future. But really, iCal needs methods to delete repeated events. Also as a former long-term Palm user, I sorely miss the option to restore a calendar from another machine. (the ability to sync or overwrite the local application).