Which Swing component methods are thread safe?

Issue

According to Swing tutorial:

Some Swing component methods are labelled "thread safe" in the API specification; these can be safely invoked from any thread. All other Swing component methods must be invoked from the event dispatch thread. Programs that ignore this rule may function correctly most of the time, but are subject to unpredictable errors that are difficult to reproduce.

But what are these Swing component methods that are labelled "thread safe"? Are there actually any?

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Update / bounty:

Is there a complete list of thread-safe swing methods? (The thread-safe Swing methods seems to be quite rare, so such list can't be too long...)

Solution

Google taught me that at least those are threadsafe. Here's an overview for the case that the link get broken again:

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• JTextPane
  • replaceSelection()
  • insertComponent()
  • insertIcon()
  • setLogicalStyle()
  • setCharacterAttributes()
  • setParagraphAttributes()

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• JTextArea
  • insert()
  • append()
  • replaceRange()

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• JTextComponent
  • replaceSelection()
  • setText()
  • print()
  • getPrintable()

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• UndoManager
  • All methods.

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• DefaultStyledDocument
  • insert()
  • setLogicalStyle()
  • setCharacterAttributes()
  • setParagraphAttributes()

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• StyleContext
  • addAttribute()
  • addAttributes()
  • removeAttribute()
  • removeAttributes()
  • reclaim()

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• AbstractDocument
  • render()
  • remove()
  • insertString()
  • createPosition()

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• PlainDocument
  • insertString()

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• HTMLDocument
  • setParagraphAttributes()

Answered By - BalusC