Hi all!
I'm using an application where a JTree is dynamically built at runtime.
I need to add a function to save a "snapshot" of the jtree.
I think that serialization could be a valid option.
So I serialized the root DefaultMutableTreeNode and de-serialized it.
Unfortunately it doesn't work as I expected.
The jtree I re-build is incorrect (node names are missing, moreover
application locks if I check one of the nodes)
Has anybody tried to save the state of a Jtree ?
Do I need to serialize also other components (which are linked with the
jtree) ?
any advice will be very much appreciated....
thanks
Francesco
David Linsin - 22 Apr 2006 14:58 GMT
Hi Francesco,
I have been using the XMLEncoder/Decoder to save state of Swing objects
on a projects. Works okay...maybe you wanna give it a try.
Greetings, David
http://blog.linsin.de