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How to display "Loading data..." to the user

843805Dec 1 2006 — edited Dec 6 2006
Hi I have a complex ui screen.

In that there is a panel, which displays a graph to the user and it updates to a different graph, depepnding upon the user clicks.
I need to get a lot of data from the backend and then change the graph to the user.

When i am loading hte data, i need to change the panel display to indicate that the data is being acquired and processed.

I dont want to use the cardlayout,
i want to know what other appoaches i can use to show the information to the user.

One of the things i have beein thinking about is dim the current panel and show a message box inside the panel i am updating.

Does anyone know how i can change the alpha(and make it dimmer) in case of a JPanel and throw a small popupwindow inside th epanel to display the message?

any clue or hint is greately appreciated,

thanks,
vani

Comments

Sreek-Oracle

Hello Kiran,

Can you give a biref explanation of this Nested Virtualization with Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager - its use/purpose and area where it can be implemented.

Simon Coter-Oracle

Hello Kiran,

Can you give a biref explanation of this Nested Virtualization with Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager - its use/purpose and area where it can be implemented.

The purpose is to have the opportunity to run, for test or demo purposes, an other hypervisor on top of Oracle Linux KVM.

So, the Virtual Machine running on top of Oracle Linux KVM/Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager can run, for example, Oracle VM or KVM on an other Linux distribution and, on top of this, you can also run an other  Virtual Machine.

To recap: OL-KVM host => VM running hypervisor solution => VM

ps: nested virtualization is, obviously, not suggested/supported for Production environments.

Simon

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User_XRTSV

Hi!

Is this feature supported for nested virtualization in OCI VMs?

In case it is, any limitation on the type of VM (intel, AMD)?

Bruno Luchin

Hi, Intel VMs only from VM.Standard2.2 and above.

https://blogs.oracle.com/cloud-infrastructure/post/a-simple-guide-to-nested-kvm-virtualization-on-oracle-cloud-infrastructure

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