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Netbeans 6.1 Reusable Table?

 
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Hi all, I am brand new to Netbeans (started about 3 days ago). Our team has started to transfer our project over from Jdeveloper and we are trying to get a feel for our capabilities with the new IDE. What I'm trying to do is find if there is any way to design a table component and make it reusable throughout the application. I've seen that you can pretty much duplicate a table if you copy the "guts" of the table in the JSP and copy it to a new table, but I just wanted to know if there were any other ways to go about reusing table components throughout the same application. Thanks in advance.

Brian
 
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Welcome to JavaRanch

Not sure I understand your query: do you mean you want aggregated components with table models which you would like to use elsewhere?
You can set up such classes, keep them in a "resource" package and import them whenever required. It might be appropriate to set them up as abstract classes in the resource package.
 
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Hi Campbell,

Thanks for the reply, sorry I took forever to post back (had yesterday off). I'll give this a try. Thanks again.

Brian
 
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