Java.lang.IllegalThreadStateException

Hey folks,
i have a little problem: I have a Gui and when i press a start button it does the following:
mythread.start();The thread starts and does something. After the thread finished, i tried to push the Start-Button in the gui again, but then i will get a java.lang.IllegalThreadStateException :-(
Does anybody know why and how i can fix that problem?
Thanks alot

Ok thanks i think i�ve did it like you proposed:
new Thread(myThread).start(); and my Thread implements runnable.
Thanks alot..

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Hi, since I'm new to this forum, I'll start right off with a question.
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Niekfct wrote:
Well it's not actually helping me, you're posting things what I've already found out. And I can't imagine you've put a lot of time in such an answer. But if someone DOES post a usefull answer, i will be grateful for it. So if someone can help me, please.
And with help I mean, maybe an other way to do this, maybe a way to slightly adjust the existing classes to make it work.
(Please don't look at me as if I'm some lazy boy who can't figure anything out by himself. I'm trying to help others, and I hope others will help me.)Uhm, how are you trying to help others with this?
Also, how is pointing out that the path you are currently taking is pointless and a waste of time not helpful. At the very least it should cause you to stop even attempting to continue along that path, and prompt you to take a step back and try to look at the problem from another angle.
Jeesh, instead you just, essentially, say "Shut up! I know what I'm doing!". Well, that sounds like you really wanted help. Sounded more like you wanted confirmation, not help.
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From what I can I see, of what you have posted here, that should be more than enough.
Just make sure, of course, that you don't mix your business logic into your GUI. Which you must have be doing currently, since a GUI class, in and of itself, has absolutely no reason to need it's own thread. It wouldn't help anything regardless of how you looked at it.

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i've just little trouble running a tiny program which uses Threads.
maybe there's a misunderstanding from my side:
About my code:
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$ldapsearch -L -D "cn=orcladmin" -w "*****" -h host -p 389 -b "cn=smith\, john,cn=users,dc=abc,dc=com" -s sub "objectclass=*"
dn: cn="smith, john",cn=users,dc=abc,dc=com
uid: [email protected]
employeenumber: 916963
cn: smith, john
registeredaddress: 512
krbprincipalname: [email protected]
orclsamaccountname: ABC.COM$JSmith
sn: johnsmith
displayname: John
orclobjectguid: lJO0N+8H4UW/30yHukSfsw==
orclobjectsid: AQUAAAAAAAUVAAAAohxTYWIV3XFeP55cYjwAAA==
orcluserprincipalname: [email protected]
objectclass: oblixorgperson
objectclass: inetorgperson
objectclass: orcluserv2
objectclass: person
objectclass: orcladuser
objectclass: organizationalPerson
objectclass: top
obver: 10.1.4.0
-> Do you see the same behavior when you use any generic LDAP browser (Ex: Apache Directory Studio) instead of ODM?
I don't have Apache Directory Studio installed yet. I will try that later.
-> Does the changelog for the particular synch (for the affected users) show something?
Here is what I found in ActiveChgImp.aud
(weeks ago)
97426524 : Success : MODIFY : cn=smith\, john,cn=users,dc=abc,dc=com
(Recently change - The back slach after smith was gone, and "" showed up)
97469970 : Success : MODIFY : cn="smith, john",cn=users,dc=abc,dc=com
-> If login to OAM is possible, can the user modify his/her profile, and does it save the changes? If it does, can you try logging in to apps?
This user can log into OAM identity system, but when I click on "My profile" under "User manager", I got a error message "You do not have sufficient access rights".
If I log into identity system as orcladmin, I was able to modify it and save the changes. But in OID the user is still not displayed. Same error message. When I tried to add it as administrator, I could search on it, add it, but when I press "done", it didn't show up on the admin list. The users that can be displayed in OID can be added to admin list without a problem.
Thanks,
Hailie

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