Mathematica's "Disable Dynamic" dialog kills Java -
I use mathematica with a jellink for a research project, which contains a lot of calculations to enter the I parameter Mathematica is used as a graphical frontend, and later creates a plot of results. The actual algorithms are located in Java Classes, which are called through Jellink.
"Link" is an example named evalFrontend. When a button is pressed, something similar is executed:
runualization []: = (success = false; result = evalFrontend @ run], eval = evalFrontend @ getEvaluation []; success = Eval @ Success []; return [result];) If the count is more than 10 seconds, a dialog is displayed:
Abort Dynamic : Kernel is not responding to dynamic evaluation. You can either cancel or restart the kernel or wait. [..]
Although it appears, Java is still running. However, after some more time, another dialog is displayed:
Disable dynamic: taking longer or longer periods to complete more dynamic object evaluation. You can disable further dynamic evaluation or wait [...]
When this appears, the Java process is finished.
How can I prevent it from happening? Any pointers will be appreciated.
Try to use.
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