I have created a Swing application that has a JTable with a JScrollPane that is populated with data from an Access database through a JDBC connection.
There are fields where you can add data and insert a record to this database. I am trying to add an event to the JButton so when you click the button and add a new record, that the JTable refreshes and newly queries the data source.
I've searched for how to handle this and tried the revalidate(), repaint() methods and these don't cause a change.
Friday, September 15, 2006
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It's pretty simple really, just fire a table changed event.
It's easy to do if you extend AbstractTableModel.
or you can call
jtable.tableChanged(new TableModelEvent(jtable.getModel()))
Thanks. My scenario was a bit more complex as the jTable was not actually getting changed, it was the underlaying database. So what I did was basically what you recommended except whenever I called my insert statement I grab the tableModel again which results in refreshing the data.
It sounds like you may want to add a TableModelListener, that looks for your insert event it, can then query your database for the updated data, and fire a tableChanged event.
You just have to be careful that you don't run your queries on the EDT, or your responsiveness will suck.
try this :
SwingUtilities.updateComponentTreeUI(yourJScrollPane);
this is from a french forums
use the repaint methods
ex:table.repaint()
use all the component
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