Re: Tabular Grid equivalent of Developer 2000 in Java

[Brad Grier <grier@xxxxxxxxx>]

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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