Hello, Some time back there was discussion on making
the document updateable throught the XMLTableModel.
Is any work being done on this ?
I'm about to start a project where I need to edit XML
through swing table/tree components. I may be able
to contribute - if pointed in the right direction.
nawk nawk, Who's there ? Aho, Weinberger and Kerninghan.
John Sharp wrote:
>
> Hello, Some time back there was discussion on making
> the document updateable throught the XMLTableModel.
> Is any work being done on this ?
>
> I'm about to start a project wher
Hi, I've started looking at the update requirements for
XMLTableModel and came across what may be an additional
enhancement request.
The XMLTableModel does not appear to easily support Boolean
types - either directly from the document or via one of
the helper XMLTableColumnDefinition() classes.
Hi,
I'm following from an earlier suggestion to make XMLTableModel
updates. The method was to use XPath to map back from the table
row/col to the Node at this location in the document.
The following code does update the document (via the node handle)
but at the wrong place - always at the secon
DefaultElement)oo).node(0);
System.err.println(n);
n.setText(o.toString());
}
}
John Sharp wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I'm following from an earlier suggestion to make XMLTableModel
> updates. The method was to use XPath to map back from the table
> row/col to the Node at this
Christian, DocumentHelper.makeElement(Branch start, String xpath) appears
to do what you need.
John.
Christian Niles wrote:
I'm having a bit of difficulty remembering where I saw a function that
would create nodes based on an XPath. For example, if I had an input
path of '/html:html/html:head/htm
Can anyone suggest a JAVA XML editor which represents the data as
a "TreeTable" or "NestedTable" either commercial or freeware.
I was able to make use of the dom4j XMLTableModel to provide an
editable table, but I now have more complex XML data which is
"nested table" or "TreeTable" in nature and I
