Each DataGridColumn supports a label function, and a cell renderer. For each row, add the same object multiple times (as many as you have columns), and set the columns up to have different label functions. Or use a custom cellrenderer.
--Brian On 11/15/06, Mark Hawley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The properties of the objects I wished to display were dynamic and hidden behind method calls. There was no sensible way to expose them as getters. I could not use labelFunction because I wished to populate each row of my DataGrid with the results of various method calls on a single object, and labelFunction builds a label in a single cell. Rákos Attila wrote: > JMH> However, what I want is to be able to see the results of certain > JMH> method calls on the objects in my dataProvider. Is there some way > JMH> to accomplish this feat without going berserk? > > Why don't you use getter properties in your objects or > DataGridColumn.labelFunction? > > Attila >
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