Java - SwingWorker - Can we call one SwingWorker from other SwingWorker instead of EDT

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Published on 2010-05-09T11:29:40Z Indexed on 2010/05/09 11:38 UTC
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I have a SwingWorker as follows:

public class MainWorker extends SwingWorker(Void, MyObject) {
    :
    :
}

I invoked the above Swing Worker from EDT:

MainWorker mainWorker = new MainWorker();
mainWorker.execute();

Now, the mainWorker creates 10 instances of a MyTask class so that each instance will run on its own thread so as to complete the work faster.

But the problem is I want to update the gui from time to time while the tasks are running. I know that if the task was executed by the mainWorker itself, I could have used publish() and process() methods to update the gui.

But as the tasks are executed by threads different from the Swingworker thread, how can I update the gui from intermediate results generated by threads executing tasks.

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