can anyone tell me how to bring jbutton within a jtable.........and how do do the actionperform of the button
can i do this in jframe......
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JamesCherrill 4,733 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
Short version: set your own default renderer for that cell or column using a subclass of JButton.
Full version:
http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/components/table.html#renderer
mKorbel 274 Veteran Poster
as @JamesCherrill mentioned you have to look for Rendered, but that only to display JButton in the JTable, for invoke + Listening expected Action you have to look at TebleCellEditor, that very easy for JComponents as JButton, JComboBox, JtextField, JFormattedTextField, another JComponents required more of ..., examples here and here
JamesCherrill 4,733 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
I haven't tried this myself, so no promises, but... I think if you use a JButton (or a subclass thereof) as the renderer then you get a real JButton in that cell, and you can add a normal ActionListener to the JButton just like to any other JButton.
mKorbel 274 Veteran Poster
@JamesCherrill then that isn't possible (without TableModelLister with ListSelectionListener and some moreover dirty woodoo) get TableCoulmn&Row from Action came, I have 1000 ideas how that never ever works correctly, 2-3 where with success
1.st with
prepareEditor,
2.nd with
DefaultCellEditor ButtonEditor = new efaultCellEditor(JComponents)last with
class Button extends AbstractCellEditor implements TableCellEditorno way for me with StandAlone Renderer
JamesCherrill 4,733 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
@JamesCherrill then that isn't possible... get TableCoulmn&Row from Action came
The event source will be the specific button. If that's not clear enough (depending on the application), you could add the row/col to the JButton's data when the button is created.
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