Table Model from Bean

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Tom N - 16 Nov 2007 15:05 GMT

I'm looking for a LGPL or similar package that provides a table model for a
JTable with values provided by beans.

I'd like to be able to have both one bean instance per row (so attribute
names are the column names) and alternately where one bean instance
populates the entire table (where attribute name is in column 0 and value
is in column 1).

Needs to provide for editing the values with value constraints and property
change notification.

Any suggestions? Preferably something lightweight and not a code
generator.

Anything like this for a JTree?

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Tom N - 19 Nov 2007 06:21 GMT

Following up my own post:

> I'm looking for a LGPL or similar package that provides a table model
> for a JTable with values provided by beans.
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> instance populates the entire table (where attribute name is in column
> 0 and value is in column 1).

Wrote my own table models which get data from Introspection from beans then
found this...
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-tabmod/
which provides a table model for multiple beans, with an XML config file.
You can specify which properties to include in the config file.

> Needs to provide for editing the values with value constraints and
> property change notification.

Built into BeanInfo etc (standard Java).

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Lionel van den Berg - 19 Nov 2007 07:46 GMT

This is strange coming across you two completely unrelated newsgroups!

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Andrew Thompson - 19 Nov 2007 08:35 GMT

>This is strange coming across you two completely unrelated newsgroups!

What group constitutes 'totally unrelated'?

I don't recall seeing either of you on 'alt.naked.mud-wrestling'. ;-)

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Lionel van den Berg - 19 Nov 2007 12:46 GMT

>> This is strange coming across you two completely unrelated newsgroups!
>
> What group constitutes 'totally unrelated'?

Tom knows - aus.invest.

> I don't recall seeing either of you on 'alt.naked.mud-wrestling'. ;-)

lol, I just observe that group :). (Does it actually exist? Not
according to my ISP).

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Andrew Thompson - 20 Nov 2007 01:12 GMT

> >> This is strange coming across you two completely unrelated newsgroups!
>
> > What group constitutes 'totally unrelated'?
>
> Tom knows - aus.invest.

'Aus' as in Australia?! Now *I'm* surprised.

(takes a quick look) So how do you get messages through
the spam and political trolling?

> > I don't recall seeing either of you on 'alt.naked.mud-wrestling'. ;-)
>
> lol, I just observe that group :). (Does it actually exist? ...

No. But it damn well *should* exist!

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Lionel van den Berg - 21 Nov 2007 08:15 GMT

>>>> This is strange coming across you two completely unrelated newsgroups!
>>> What group constitutes 'totally unrelated'?
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> (takes a quick look) So how do you get messages through
> the spam and political trolling?

Kill file, kill file, and keep adding to your kill file :).

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Tom N - 19 Nov 2007 14:58 GMT

> This is strange coming across you two completely unrelated newsgroups!

Not unrelated if you are writing investment software.

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Lionel van den Berg - 21 Nov 2007 08:16 GMT

>> This is strange coming across you two completely unrelated newsgroups!
>
> Not unrelated if you are writing investment software.

True - I started doing that in my own time, but my own time ran out :(.

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