Re: Tabular Grid equivalent of Developer 2000 in Java

There's the JTable component which comes with Swing. Swing is based on
AWT and can be mixed with AWT components. In my opinion, it's better to
write the entire front-end in Swing...especially for Java applications.

For straight AWT grids, there are various third party packages
available. I think KL Group sells a popular heavyweight (AWT) grid
component. Some of the development environments also have their own
table components.

In a worse case scenario, you can always extend Canvas or Panel, add a
ScrollPane and write your own!

Brad Grier
Linoma Software

Anshul Jain wrote:
> 
> Hi All
> 
> Are there any specific classes in Java which could be used to present the
> resultset(consisting of several coulumns and several rows) of a database
> query in Tabular grid like form with a scrollbar(just like Developer 2000),
> to the front end user using AWT components.
> Is it that for every column of the resultset, a seperate
> AWT object like TextArea / TextField etc. has to be used.
> 
> Pl. suggest any appropriate method.
> 
> Anshul
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