Is it possible to disable manual sorting on a JTable after adding a sorter? So I have a JTable that has the following sorter attached to it (basically sorts by column 3 when the table is initialised): This works fine, however the user is still able to click on the column headers in the table and sort by any of
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Set row height depend on JTextArea height
I have a problem and really don’t know how to solve it. I used some solutions from this forum but they don’t work. This is the piece of code: This is little bit long but rather simple: my table uses custom cell renderer which contains JTextArea. I use JTA because I need Strings wrapping. After put such JTextAreas I expect
JUnit Tests for GUI in Java
I would like to write test cases for a GUI. I want to know how do you simulate a click of JButton, or how do you extract the elements of a JTable. For the purpose of this, I have built a simple GUI that increase the count by 1 if the button is clicked and the JTextfield is empty, but
Using custom TableModel make isCellEditable true for a particular row on button click
I have a table like above. Initially all the cells except button column are not editable. I have created the table using custom TableModel. My isCellEditable in custom TableModel looks like this: But when I click on the Edit button of each row a JDialog will pop up with that row (by constructing a JTable in this dialog with only
Remove row being edited from JTable
I have a JTable and a button next to it that calls deleteSelectedRows(), which does exactly what it sounds like: But if a cell was in the act of being edited when it (and/or cells above it) were deleted, the edited cell stayed while the rest left, like this: And then trying to exit out of the editing threw an
JTable -> TableModeListener
I have this JTable having a DefaultTableModel as its model. On the table I have several swing component, JComboBox and JCheckBox, set on a particular column via DefaultCellEditor and DefaultCellRenderer. The TableModelListener was added to the table to capture changes on editable columns. The rest of the columns will display details of the selected component, i.e. item code -> item
Using Java Source Code in my own project [closed]
Closed. This question does not meet Stack Overflow guidelines. It is not currently accepting answers. This question does not appear to be about programming within the scope defined in the help center. Closed 7 years ago. Improve this question I wrote a program in Java 6.0, but it turns out that some of our client only have 5.0. The issues
Invert the Selection in JTable
On clicking a button, I want the selected rows to be inverted (non-selected rows should be selected and selected rows should be non-selected). Is there a build-in method in JTable to do it? Answer JTable doesn’t seems to have a built-in way of doing this. So I implemented it with the following code. (Hope this is helpful for someone who
Adding Buttons inside cell of JTable along with data?
Is it possible to add buttons inside the JTable cell along with data? What I am trying to do is to create a table with columns which display data(number) from the database, and two buttons to increase/decrease the number inside the same cell. |ID | Quantity| |06| 2 [+][-] | it would be something like above with [+][-] being buttons.