If you have a look at JRendererLabel, you will see that invalidate, revalidate, validate (and a bunch of other methods) have been set to "no operation", meaning that they no longer make notifications to the layout manager that the component should be laid out. This is done to help improve...
http://www.codejava.net/java-se/swing/how-to-use-jdatepicker-to-display-calendar-component Here might be a resource that can help I believe you might need to call datePicker.getJFormattedTextField().getText() ...
java,swing,jcombobox,swingx,comboboxmodel
I have managed to figure it out. Thanks a bunch. package PiggeryManagementSystem; import java.util.ArrayList; import javax.swing.MutableComboBoxModel; import javax.swing.event.ListDataListener; /** * @author Stanchart */ public class MyComboBoxModel implements MutableComboBoxModel { private Object selectedItem; ArrayList <String> columns = new ArrayList(); public MyComboBoxModel( ArrayList<String> c) { this.columns = c; } @Override public void...
java,swing,graphics2d,swingx,glasspane
I'm trying to make heads and tails of your code... You fail to call super.paintComponent...this could lead you into a same serious issues if you're not careful. General rule of thumb, just call it ;) Be careful when modifiying the state of a Graphics context, for example... g2d.setRenderingHint(RenderingHints.KEY_ANTIALIASING, RenderingHints.VALUE_ANTIALIAS_ON); Will...
java,swing,look-and-feel,swingx,nimbus
see whats happens, Win8.1 64b, Java7, JDK 1.7_021, by using full rectangle Painter, import java.awt.*; import java.util.Vector; import javax.swing.*; import javax.swing.UIManager; import javax.swing.plaf.ColorUIResource; import javax.swing.plaf.nimbus.AbstractRegionPainter; public class MyComboBox { private Vector<String> listSomeString = new Vector<String>(); private JComboBox someComboBox = new JComboBox(listSomeString); private JComboBox editableComboBox = new JComboBox(listSomeString); private JComboBox...
The solution can be implemented based on the answer of dic19. The solution is to implement a special renderer with a getTableCellRendererComponent method that checks for a JXTreeTable. In such a case it is evaluated if the row is expanded. The check for the leaf flag may be added also....
java,date,calendar,simpledateformat,swingx
You shouldn't write any loop to add 60 years to your date. You can get a selected date from your JXDatePicker and do it like that: final Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance(); cal.setTime(date); cal.add(Calendar.YEAR, 60); final Date retirementDate = cal.getTime(); ...
Turns out I downloaded the wrong jar. Shouldv'e downloaded swingx-all.
(1) How to clear the "Today is [today date]"? Use JXDatePicker#setLinkPanel and supply what ever you want... (2) How to show the current date in dd-MM-YYYY before I click the datepicker choose calendar? Use JXDatePicker#setFormats (3) How to change the icon of the button? You can change the popup...
java,swing,netbeans,swingx,jform
do something like this public class OrderGUI extends javax.swing.JFrame { public OrderGUI(Customer cust, Date dt, Time t) throws FileNotFoundException, IOException, ClassNotFoundException { this(); } @Override public void setVisible(boolean val){ if(!condition){ super.setVisible(val); } } } ...
The JXDatePicker field has protected access, you'll have to extend DatePickerCellEditor and provide that functionality... public class BoundDatePickerCellEditor extends DatePickerCellEditor { public BoundDatePickerCellEditor() { super(); } public BoundDatePickerCellEditor(DateFormat dateFormat) { super(dateFormat); } public void setLowerBound(Date date) { datePicker.getMonthView().setLowerBound(date); } public void setUpperBound(Date date) { datePicker.getMonthView().setLowerBound(date); } } Runnable example... import...
The date format is wrong, it should be yyyy-MM-dd Use JXDatePicker#getMonthView#setMonthStringBackground Use JXDatePicker#getMonthView#setSelectionBackground. If you want to change the color use to "highlight" today, you can also use JXDatePicker#getMonthView#setTodayBackground - but it only colors the border of the box when today is not highlighted... ...
You are trying to remove the child directly from another node, bypassing the TreeTableModel. Use DefaultTreeTableModel.removeNodeFromParent, e.g: public void removeChildren(int index) { MutableTreeTableNode node = root.getChildAt(index); this.removeNodeFromParent(node); } ...
java,swing,jtable,swingx,jxtable
While debugging the JXTable and the JTable I found the reason for the loss of CellEdits. The difference is in the method columnMarginChanged(): JXTable: if (isEditing()) { removeEditor(); } JTable: if (isEditing() && !getCellEditor().stopCellEditing()) { getCellEditor().cancelCellEditing(); } At first I thought the removeEditor() method is an enhancement of the JTable......