This looks like an issue for helper threads. In Eclipse, this is easy
(unfortunately, Eclipse in general is not very easy). One creates a
Job and runs the query in it with frequent checks for "cancel" (e.g., at
the beginning of the "for loop". The Job can be shown in a dialog with a
progress indicator or it can be run in the background. In either case, a
"cancel" button is available.
Threading is also available in "standard" Java, but I am not as familiar
with how to set this up.
Michael Schmidt
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