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Looking for powerful mega grid

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Nickolay Cherkezishvili - 04 Dec 2006 01:30 GMT
Hi guys!

I wonder is there some very powerful grid implemented on Java. I could
not find something like that recently.

I guess super grid should implement following features:
- nested tables and any other controls
- nested grouping by any column
- resizing columns and rows

... you may append this list...
Andrew Thompson - 04 Dec 2006 02:04 GMT
...
> I wonder is there some very powerful grid implemented on Java.

At first I thought you were referring to distributed computing..

>...I could
> not find something like that recently.
>
> I guess super grid should implement following features:
> - nested tables and any other controls
> - nested grouping by any column

What does that mean?

> - resizing columns and rows

Some of the above can be achieved by using nested layouts with
JTables and JSplitPanes.  Most of the rest, I do not understand.

Andrew T.
Nickolay Cherkezishvili - 04 Dec 2006 03:30 GMT
> > I guess super grid should implement following features:
> > - nested tables and any other controls
> > - nested grouping by any column
>
> What does that mean?

Nested table represents related tables in database ( one to many ). So
one table row may be expanded to subtables.

> > - resizing columns and rows
>
> Some of the above can be achieved by using nested layouts with
> JTables and JSplitPanes.  Most of the rest, I do not understand.

i don't think that's a good idea. Because it's unimplementable
normally, that would be dirty hack ( i'm about layouts and jsplitpanes )


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