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control the visiblity of a tree table node

 
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Hi all
My first post :
I have a requirement to control the visibility of a tree table node in a DefaultMutableTreeNode
I need to make the node in that tree table appear/disappear in some instances.
Is it possible?

thanks in advance.
 
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Yes, it is possible.

JTree tree = null;
//some code here
tree.setsetRootVisible(false);
 
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In the case of the TreeTable, nodes are also rows in the table...

Rather than thinking of this as "make[ing] the node in that tree table appear/disappear", think of it more as "filtering the data in my TreeTable". I think the best approach is probably going to be to make a wrapper for the model that your TreeTable uses and filter out the rows/nodes that don't meet whatever criteria you use to determine that the data doesn't need to be displayed.
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