JTable
posted 17 years ago
I am new to Java Programming. I am creating a JTable for the FileSystem and needs only the folders (directories) to show but no files. How can i implement that while loading the nodes. Many thanks in advance...
posted 17 years ago
whether u are talking about jtable or jtree.first confirm that?
Originally posted by basic java:
I am new to Java Programming. I am creating a JTable for the FileSystem and needs only the folders (directories) to show but no files. How can i implement that while loading the nodes. Many thanks in advance...
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posted 17 years ago
i am using JTree. Sorry for the confusion.
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posted 17 years ago
Check out this tutorial. You may be trying to implement a Tree Table, not just a Tree or just a Table.
[This message has been edited by Bodie Minster (edited May 08, 2001).]
[This message has been edited by Bodie Minster (edited May 08, 2001).]
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posted 17 years ago
Thanks alot this is close to what i was looking for.
I have another question. Is there a method like JFileChooser to BringUp FileBrowseDlg in Windows. This window will allows the user to Browse thu the folders to a specific folder where files might be located.
One way i could think of is calling comdlg32.dll by some code in Java to bringup that window.
Any suggestions ....
Shaibi
I have another question. Is there a method like JFileChooser to BringUp FileBrowseDlg in Windows. This window will allows the user to Browse thu the folders to a specific folder where files might be located.
One way i could think of is calling comdlg32.dll by some code in Java to bringup that window.
Any suggestions ....
Shaibi
posted 17 years ago
basic java and devara
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