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Re: Change the order of JXTables visible columns
| From:[jdnc-interest@masked-domain] |
| Sent on:Tue, 08 Jul 2008 03:04:33 PDT |
| In reply to:Re: Change the order of JXTables visible columns sent on Mon, 07 Jul 2008 05:17:26 PDT by [jdnc-interest@masked-domain] |
Ok so packAll(0 and what have you won't cause the ColumnModel to be configured, only adding data to the table model seems to do something during visualisation, guess it's a lazy thing, which makes it a PITA to trap.
Latest trick was to create a custom JXTable to trip a new event after configuration:
[code]
table = new JXTable() {
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public void createDefaultColumnsFromModel() {
super.createDefaultColumnsFromModel();
if (this.getColumnModel() != null) {
firePropertyChange("columnModelConfigured", null, this.getColumnModel());
}
}
};
[/code]
If I call 'columnModelConfigured' a synthetic property it almost sounds like its not a hack. For some reason despite 'columnModel' appearing to be a bound property I can't intercept it's change events? just don't see any? Also in JTable.setColumnModel() it clearly states it can't be set to null - although with JXTable at least it very much is.. createDefaultColumnsFromModel() above gets called four times for every one of my tables and the column model is always null for the first pass? weird.
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