This is what I want the JComboBox to do for me

Witold Szczerba wrote:
> 2006/8/22, Olalekan Samuel <[email protected]>:
>> [...]I want to load these Jcombobx
>> using a class that I wrote but this is given me a problem. Can anybody
>> help me out in solving this problem as it is an urgent work please.
> What I am trying to do is that I populated a JComboBox with a combox 
> with a method from a class this is the code from that class
 private String[] Device = new String[]{"Pagers", "PDA", "Phones"};

public String[] getDevice()
    {
        return Device;
    }
and this is the code that I used to collect the data into the JComboBox

EmuAPI Emulating = new EmuAPI(); // I declare the instance of that class
    String[] test = Emulating.getDevice();

public void fillComboBox1() {
     jComboBox1.addItem(test[0]);
        jComboBox1.addItem(test[1]);
        jComboBox1.addItem(test[2]);
        jComboBox1.invalidate();  
    }

and this is working
but my problem is that I want to make sure that whenever I select an 
item in this JcomboBox then another IComboBox will be fill with various 
item i.e if I select pager for example another empty combobox will be 
filled with diferent data in that class. and if I selct phone different 
data will be filled in replce of the former one. I think I am having 
problem with my declaration can anybody help me please.

> I don't know if this is what you need, but in Matisse, you can place a
> JComboBox from palette, select it, open properties, find "Code
> Generation" under "Code" tab and there you may place any method call
> that will return your custom JComboBox...
> Is that what you were looking for?


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