Re: popupmenu and JTable question

Hello, it's Krishna wrote:
> 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()));
>      }
> };
>    
Here is the problem: you create a new jtable instead of using the one 
you defined using swixml.

Ok, here is the solution: after creating the SwingEngine se and a call 
to se.render(...) (you must have done so already), call
JTable table1 = (JTable) se.getIdMap().get("table1");
Now continue with table1.setModel(new DefaultTableModel(...)). At the 
moment, you create a JTable without placing it somewhere (in an outer 
container, wherever).

I think you get the idea...

Frank

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