Dario A. Silva
2003-01-10 19:34:28 UTC
Hi... I'm back again with a question about table contents, this time I'm using contrib components (in place of the simple For each core component).
I'm a little confused about how to refresh the content of the table: Inspecting the source code of the table example published in the toturial - Workbench, I've built a simple page with a TableView (among the other table components) which only defines its tableModel property (the associated getter returns the content of the table, lodad from a database).
Everything is working fine at this point. The data is only loaded once, since it seems the tableModel value is requested only once. But the problem is, of course, I want the content to be reloaded (for example, when I remove or update a row).
Is it possible for anyone of you to send me a simple example source code? (anything very simple you have at hand). Or some tip, like some property I'm missing (stata manager? Store manager? I really don't get how to use them correctly).
Thanks you all,
Darío
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I'm a little confused about how to refresh the content of the table: Inspecting the source code of the table example published in the toturial - Workbench, I've built a simple page with a TableView (among the other table components) which only defines its tableModel property (the associated getter returns the content of the table, lodad from a database).
Everything is working fine at this point. The data is only loaded once, since it seems the tableModel value is requested only once. But the problem is, of course, I want the content to be reloaded (for example, when I remove or update a row).
Is it possible for anyone of you to send me a simple example source code? (anything very simple you have at hand). Or some tip, like some property I'm missing (stata manager? Store manager? I really don't get how to use them correctly).
Thanks you all,
Darío
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