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Databinding

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JB - 16 Jun 2007 22:41 GMT
Does Java support any kind if databinding?

I would like to use JDBC to connect to a MS SQL database and bind the
collected data to swing controls?

Is this possible?

Thanks.
tony - 17 Jun 2007 04:50 GMT
JB 写道:
> Does Java support any kind if databinding?
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>
> Thanks.

I think JTable can do that but you have to write codes to implement binding.
Jeffrey H. Coffield - 17 Jun 2007 05:47 GMT
> Does Java support any kind if databinding?
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>
> Thanks.

NetBeans 5.5 supports JPA (I use this in productions apps) and NetBeans
6 preview has some interesting bits to bind to components but so far
it's not usable.

Jeff Coffield
David Segall - 18 Jun 2007 05:34 GMT
>Does Java support any kind if databinding?
>
>I would like to use JDBC to connect to a MS SQL database and bind the
>collected data to swing controls?
Swingset <http://swingset.sourceforge.net/> is an open source library
of data aware equivalents for common Swing controls.


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