Java DataGrid
Dibbo Khan
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posted 10 years ago
Does the GUI library in Swing have any equivalent of the .NET DataGrid.
This is quite a rich control that displays the results of dataTables, does Java have any equivalent of this???
This is quite a rich control that displays the results of dataTables, does Java have any equivalent of this???
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Qunfeng Wang
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Z Sugiarto
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posted 9 years ago
I'm looking for the same thing now.
It seems that Java does not have one, nor there is an open source project for one.
Such a shame. JTable is a pure display, whereas DataGrid contains the functionality to bind result into the table display. So ideally, there would be one component called JDataGrid.
JDataGrid = Jtable with all the 'good stuff' pre configured, that is able to read a ResultSet and render it properly with the ability to sort, paginate, and so on.
It's a very rich and useful component, one of the stuff I'm dearly missing in .NET.
It got me thinking about it too, if such a component was around, wouldn't applets be more widespread today?
It seems that Java does not have one, nor there is an open source project for one.
Such a shame. JTable is a pure display, whereas DataGrid contains the functionality to bind result into the table display. So ideally, there would be one component called JDataGrid.
JDataGrid = Jtable with all the 'good stuff' pre configured, that is able to read a ResultSet and render it properly with the ability to sort, paginate, and so on.
It's a very rich and useful component, one of the stuff I'm dearly missing in .NET.
It got me thinking about it too, if such a component was around, wouldn't applets be more widespread today?
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