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Using TableView in JavaFX with Entity class


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I am using Hibernate for loading data from db. I have entity which looks like this:



@Data
@Entity
@NoArgsConstructor
public class Role
@Id@GeneratedValue@Column(name = "ID_ROLA")
private int idRole;
@Basic@Column(name = "NAZWA")
private String name;
@Basic@Column(name = "UPRAWNIENIA")
private Integer permits;



And class RoleDAOImpl which have method like add(),search() or getListofRoles().



Now i want to bind that Entity class to TableView to show all of my Roles (I have all roles in my List< Role > roles).



How can I add this to TableView?
I know that TableView should be bind to XProperties for example StringProperty.
But i don't want to do StringProperty in my Entity class, because I think it can ruin my database structure or something.



I would like to have separate class for properties.
I thought about creating RoleTableModel class which will contain Properties for Role class and then bind RoleTableModel class to TableView.



Is it possible? How to do this thing?










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  • Use PropertyValueFactory. Do note that your TableView would not respond to any changes to existing Role objects (you need to remove and re-add them).

    – Jai
    Mar 25 at 6:53












  • so what can I do if i want that TableView to respond for changes automatically?

    – Rocky3582
    Mar 25 at 7:17











  • what exactly is the problem? all your entity needs are getters and setters - then propertyValueFactory will do both reading and writing to the entity.

    – kleopatra
    Mar 25 at 9:36











  • so when I want to create a column which will show field from entity for example idRole, I have to write only this? idCol.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<>("idRole"));

    – Rocky3582
    Mar 25 at 9:44












  • what happened when you tried it :) yeah, that should work. If not, please provide a minimal reproducible example that demonstrates the problem.

    – kleopatra
    Mar 25 at 11:28

















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I am using Hibernate for loading data from db. I have entity which looks like this:



@Data
@Entity
@NoArgsConstructor
public class Role
@Id@GeneratedValue@Column(name = "ID_ROLA")
private int idRole;
@Basic@Column(name = "NAZWA")
private String name;
@Basic@Column(name = "UPRAWNIENIA")
private Integer permits;



And class RoleDAOImpl which have method like add(),search() or getListofRoles().



Now i want to bind that Entity class to TableView to show all of my Roles (I have all roles in my List< Role > roles).



How can I add this to TableView?
I know that TableView should be bind to XProperties for example StringProperty.
But i don't want to do StringProperty in my Entity class, because I think it can ruin my database structure or something.



I would like to have separate class for properties.
I thought about creating RoleTableModel class which will contain Properties for Role class and then bind RoleTableModel class to TableView.



Is it possible? How to do this thing?










share|improve this question






















  • Use PropertyValueFactory. Do note that your TableView would not respond to any changes to existing Role objects (you need to remove and re-add them).

    – Jai
    Mar 25 at 6:53












  • so what can I do if i want that TableView to respond for changes automatically?

    – Rocky3582
    Mar 25 at 7:17











  • what exactly is the problem? all your entity needs are getters and setters - then propertyValueFactory will do both reading and writing to the entity.

    – kleopatra
    Mar 25 at 9:36











  • so when I want to create a column which will show field from entity for example idRole, I have to write only this? idCol.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<>("idRole"));

    – Rocky3582
    Mar 25 at 9:44












  • what happened when you tried it :) yeah, that should work. If not, please provide a minimal reproducible example that demonstrates the problem.

    – kleopatra
    Mar 25 at 11:28













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I am using Hibernate for loading data from db. I have entity which looks like this:



@Data
@Entity
@NoArgsConstructor
public class Role
@Id@GeneratedValue@Column(name = "ID_ROLA")
private int idRole;
@Basic@Column(name = "NAZWA")
private String name;
@Basic@Column(name = "UPRAWNIENIA")
private Integer permits;



And class RoleDAOImpl which have method like add(),search() or getListofRoles().



Now i want to bind that Entity class to TableView to show all of my Roles (I have all roles in my List< Role > roles).



How can I add this to TableView?
I know that TableView should be bind to XProperties for example StringProperty.
But i don't want to do StringProperty in my Entity class, because I think it can ruin my database structure or something.



I would like to have separate class for properties.
I thought about creating RoleTableModel class which will contain Properties for Role class and then bind RoleTableModel class to TableView.



Is it possible? How to do this thing?










share|improve this question














I am using Hibernate for loading data from db. I have entity which looks like this:



@Data
@Entity
@NoArgsConstructor
public class Role
@Id@GeneratedValue@Column(name = "ID_ROLA")
private int idRole;
@Basic@Column(name = "NAZWA")
private String name;
@Basic@Column(name = "UPRAWNIENIA")
private Integer permits;



And class RoleDAOImpl which have method like add(),search() or getListofRoles().



Now i want to bind that Entity class to TableView to show all of my Roles (I have all roles in my List< Role > roles).



How can I add this to TableView?
I know that TableView should be bind to XProperties for example StringProperty.
But i don't want to do StringProperty in my Entity class, because I think it can ruin my database structure or something.



I would like to have separate class for properties.
I thought about creating RoleTableModel class which will contain Properties for Role class and then bind RoleTableModel class to TableView.



Is it possible? How to do this thing?







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  • Use PropertyValueFactory. Do note that your TableView would not respond to any changes to existing Role objects (you need to remove and re-add them).

    – Jai
    Mar 25 at 6:53












  • so what can I do if i want that TableView to respond for changes automatically?

    – Rocky3582
    Mar 25 at 7:17











  • what exactly is the problem? all your entity needs are getters and setters - then propertyValueFactory will do both reading and writing to the entity.

    – kleopatra
    Mar 25 at 9:36











  • so when I want to create a column which will show field from entity for example idRole, I have to write only this? idCol.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<>("idRole"));

    – Rocky3582
    Mar 25 at 9:44












  • what happened when you tried it :) yeah, that should work. If not, please provide a minimal reproducible example that demonstrates the problem.

    – kleopatra
    Mar 25 at 11:28

















  • Use PropertyValueFactory. Do note that your TableView would not respond to any changes to existing Role objects (you need to remove and re-add them).

    – Jai
    Mar 25 at 6:53












  • so what can I do if i want that TableView to respond for changes automatically?

    – Rocky3582
    Mar 25 at 7:17











  • what exactly is the problem? all your entity needs are getters and setters - then propertyValueFactory will do both reading and writing to the entity.

    – kleopatra
    Mar 25 at 9:36











  • so when I want to create a column which will show field from entity for example idRole, I have to write only this? idCol.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<>("idRole"));

    – Rocky3582
    Mar 25 at 9:44












  • what happened when you tried it :) yeah, that should work. If not, please provide a minimal reproducible example that demonstrates the problem.

    – kleopatra
    Mar 25 at 11:28
















Use PropertyValueFactory. Do note that your TableView would not respond to any changes to existing Role objects (you need to remove and re-add them).

– Jai
Mar 25 at 6:53






Use PropertyValueFactory. Do note that your TableView would not respond to any changes to existing Role objects (you need to remove and re-add them).

– Jai
Mar 25 at 6:53














so what can I do if i want that TableView to respond for changes automatically?

– Rocky3582
Mar 25 at 7:17





so what can I do if i want that TableView to respond for changes automatically?

– Rocky3582
Mar 25 at 7:17













what exactly is the problem? all your entity needs are getters and setters - then propertyValueFactory will do both reading and writing to the entity.

– kleopatra
Mar 25 at 9:36





what exactly is the problem? all your entity needs are getters and setters - then propertyValueFactory will do both reading and writing to the entity.

– kleopatra
Mar 25 at 9:36













so when I want to create a column which will show field from entity for example idRole, I have to write only this? idCol.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<>("idRole"));

– Rocky3582
Mar 25 at 9:44






so when I want to create a column which will show field from entity for example idRole, I have to write only this? idCol.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<>("idRole"));

– Rocky3582
Mar 25 at 9:44














what happened when you tried it :) yeah, that should work. If not, please provide a minimal reproducible example that demonstrates the problem.

– kleopatra
Mar 25 at 11:28





what happened when you tried it :) yeah, that should work. If not, please provide a minimal reproducible example that demonstrates the problem.

– kleopatra
Mar 25 at 11:28












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