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Nander Speerstra
Nander Speerstra

Reputation: 1526

Eclipse Java JTable vs Table

For my company, I'm working on an Eclipse plugin which should do the following: show a table with sentences from the active editor that are incorrect in some way, accompanied by proper feedback. So far, so good.

However, sometimes the sentences/feedback are incorrect. I want a third column with checkboxes so that, when clicked, the related sentence/feedback combination is put in a different tab. Because I'm only programming in Java for 2 weeks now, I'm stuck: the plugin (written by my predecessor) is a class 'public class feedbackView extends ViewPart' using TabFolder and Table. But when I try to include checkboxes, all examples on the Internet use JTable. And I cannot get JTable to work in the current script and in the way I want (in Eclipse itself, instead of in a separate frame).

Ideally, I want Example of feedbackView with TabFolder. If in the 'Hide?' column the checkbox is checked, the sentence/feedback row should be transferred to the '||Hidden||' tab.

After this long introduction (hopefully clear), my questions:

Thanks in advance!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 746

Answers (1)

Verhagen
Verhagen

Reputation: 4034

JTable is from Java Swing, with is the Java GUI component. Where Eclipse Table is the an Eclipse GUI component. There are two different world, for building GUI's in Java.

Warning: You can not mix these two different Java GUI libraries!

Upvotes: 1

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