Examples of org.jdesktop.swingx.table.ColumnFactory

org.jdesktop.swingx.table.ColumnFactory

ride public void configureTableColumn(TableModel model, TableColumnExt columnExt) { super.configureTableColumn(model, columnExt); String title = columnExt.getTitle(); title = title.substring(0,1).toUpperCase() + title.substring(1).toLowerCase(); columnExt.setTitle(title); } }; By default a single instance is shared across all tables of an application. This instance can be replaced by a custom implementation, preferably "early" in the application's lifetime.

 ColumnFactory.setInstance(new MyColumnFactory());

Alternatively, any instance of JXTable can be configured individually with its own ColumnFactory.

  JXTable table = new JXTable(); table.setColumnFactory(new MyColumnFactory()); table.setModel(myTableModel);

@see org.jdesktop.swingx.JXTable#setColumnFactory(ColumnFactory) @author Jeanette Winzenburg @author M.Hillary (the pack code)

    


    private void bind() {
        // <snip>JXTreeTable column customization
        // configure and install a custom columnFactory, arguably data related ;-)
        ColumnFactory factory = new ColumnFactory() {
            String[] columnNameKeys = { "componentType", "componentName", "componentLocation", "componentSize" };


            @Override
            public void configureTableColumn(TableModel model,
                    TableColumnExt columnExt) {

         * 
         * TODO auto-configure columns on set? or add public table api to do so?
         * Mostly, this is meant to be done once in the lifetime of the table,
         * preferably before a model is set ... overshoot?
         */
        ColumnFactory old = getColumnFactory();
        this.columnFactory = columnFactory;
        firePropertyChange("columnFactory", old, getColumnFactory());
    }

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