Re: popupmenu and JTable question

Frank,

Thank you for the quick response. I should have known
better to get the popupmenu to show as an event
response. No, I donot want a checkboxmenuitem. It's 
a simple behavior similar to traversing a set of
menuitems of a menu where some of them have further
"sub" menuitems.

On the JTable, here's what I have. Please bear with
the code since it's an initial quick test. However,
the table isn't populated and/or not showing right.
Please let me know, if you have other alternatives.

public class MyTest extends WindowAdapter implements
ChangeListener {

// ... some code here ...

public void stateChanged(ChangeEvent e) {
    System.out.println("tabChanged: " +
tabbedpane.getSelectedIndex());
     // 2 happens to be my third pane!
     // @ToDo: remove the hard code!
     if (2 == tabbedpane.getSelectedIndex()) {
         tabel5 = new JTable(new
DefaultTableModel(getData2(), getColumnNames2()));
     }
};
   
    public Object[][] getData1() {
        Object[][] data = new String[2][3];

        data[0][0] = new String("1");
        data[0][1] = new String("DT1");
        data[0][2] = new String("S1");

        data[1][0] = new String("2");
        data[1][1] = new String("DT2");
        data[1][2] = new String("S2");

        return data;
    }
    public Object[] getColumnNames1() {
        Object[] colNames = new String[3];

        colNames[0] = new String("No.");
        colNames[1] = new String("Document Type");
        colNames[2] = new String("Status");

        return colNames;
    }

// ... code here ...

    private MyTest() {
        swix = new SwingEngine(this);

        try {
            swix.render( "xml/myTest.xml"
).setVisible( true );
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }

        tabbedpane.addChangeListener(this);
    }
}

--- Frank_Meißner <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello, it's Krishna wrote:
> > I have the following in my xml file.
> > 
> > <frame>
> > <menubar>
> >   <menu name="Message">
> >     <menuitem name="Incoming" />
> >     <menuitem name="Outgoing"
> icon="icons/right.gif"
> > />
> >        <popupmenu>
> >           <menuitem name="Normal" />
> >           <menuitem name="Special" />
> >        </popupmenu>
> >     <separator />
> >     <menuitem name="Exit" />
> >   </menu>
> >   <menu name="Import/Export">
> >     <menuitem name="Incoming" />
> >     <separator />
> >     <menuitem name="Outgoing" />
> >   </menu>
> > <menubar>
> > <tabbedpane
> titles="Outgoing,Incoming,Subscriptions">
> >   <panel>
> >     <table id="table1" ShowHorizontalLines="true"
> > ShowVerticalLines="true">
> >     </table>
> >   </panel>
> >   <panel>
> >     ...
> >   </panel>
> >   <panel>
> >     ...
> >   </panel>
> > </tabbedpane>
> > </frame>
> > 
> > Question(s):
> > -----------
> > a)  Am I using the popupmenu right? It doesn't
> semm
> >     to show up.
> 
> No. IMHO the popumenu is wrong there. Usually, you
> show a popup menu as 
> a response to a mouse click event, preferable on the
> position of the 
> click. From the labels you gave, perhaps you want to
> use 
> JCheckboxMenuItem (Swixml: checkboxmenuitem)? If you
> really want to use 
> a popup menu, define it with swixml and use the
> attribute "id" to get 
> access to the popup menu from your program.
> 
> 
> > b)  The table tag creates an empty "panel". I
> believe
> >     I need to populate it with (initial) data.
> > However,
> >     even after I tried that, I donot see any data.
> >     Again, what did I miss here.
> 
> How did you do that? Hint: Did you use a TableModel?
> 
> Frank
> 
> 
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