[romah]

Setting true for repeat parameter, the invokeLater() method continually re-adds the runnable object to the event queue, pausing the time (in my case, 10 sec) between each insertion.

public static int timeInterval=10000;

UiApplication.getUiApplication().invokeLater(new Runnable() {
			public void run() {
				//code to print the list
			}
		}, timeInterval, true);

Now I need to change the timeInterval dynamically while running the application. Changes in global variable 'timeInterval' doesnot effect its execution because time is already set before executing the thread.

So, I think I need to kill the thread and restart again with new timeInterval. Is this the way to solve it ? What will be the good solution for this?

Romah

[romah]

I tried using cancelInvokeLater() . It displays the list in old timeInterval.

public static int timeInterval=10000;

private void callTimer()
{
int runnableID = UiApplication.getUiApplication().invokeLater(new Runnable() {
			public void run() {

				//code to print the list

			}
		}, timeInterval, true);
}

timeInterval=30000;

UiApplication.getUiApplication().cancelInvokeLater(runnableID);

callTimer();

Any idea please ?