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Using TableView in JavaFX with Entity class
Java inner class and static nested classCreate the perfect JPA entityBinding nested object properties to TableView in JavaFxJavaFX bind not property member to controlJavaFX TableView with HIbernateHow to implement custom StringProperty in JavaFX?JavaFX - TableView - Populate cell with text from multiple propertiesJavaFX TableView Nested Property BindingJavafx tableview reflection not workingJavaFX: update tableview context by selected combobox(binding)
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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?
java javafx data-binding properties binding
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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?
java javafx data-binding properties binding
UsePropertyValueFactory
. Do note that yourTableView
would not respond to any changes to existingRole
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
add a comment |
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?
java javafx data-binding properties binding
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?
java javafx data-binding properties binding
java javafx data-binding properties binding
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UsePropertyValueFactory
. Do note that yourTableView
would not respond to any changes to existingRole
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
add a comment |
UsePropertyValueFactory
. Do note that yourTableView
would not respond to any changes to existingRole
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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PropertyValueFactory
. Do note that yourTableView
would not respond to any changes to existingRole
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