In Eclipse Jigloo plugin you can right click on JTable and choose "surrond with JScrollPane".
But in windowbuilder pro plugin I can't find a way to make JTable with JScrollPane
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A:
Add scroll pane to you gui. Then drag and drop the table onto the scroll pane. During the drag over scroll pane window builder will highlight it's areas- make sure you drop onto central one.
eugener
2010-09-17 11:33:59
Спасибо, я вставляю таблицу в тот центральный квадрат, но тогда ее просто становится не видно.. Видно только JScrollPane
VextoR
2010-09-17 11:39:57
It works! Thank you. So you need first create JTable model and after that drag it to scroll pane
VextoR
2010-09-17 11:43:10
Just drop it in there. The table has no dimensions unless it has a model. The model usually set dynamically in your application.Sorry for not responding in Russian - most users here wouldn't understand it :)
eugener
2010-09-17 12:09:12
A:
Alteratively the following also works nicely;
- Add a JTable
- Right click on the JTable in the tree view
- Select: Surround With > JScrollPane
Brian Oliver
2010-09-18 14:20:10
This works in Jigloo, but in windowbuilder pro v8 I can't find any "Surround With" menu..
VextoR
2010-09-18 16:14:41
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A:
Another option would be to use NetBeans to do some of your Swing layout.
I've had limited experience with WindowBuilder, but I use NetBeans for designing prototypes and find it much easier for creating UIs. The resulting code generated from NetBeans will also be viewable using WindowBuilder.
lchau
2010-09-19 01:53:03