Re: [ULC-developer] stopCellEditing

[ulc rbeeger]

Hi Daniel,   AFAIK something like that cannot be achieved because of how ULC works. The method calls that are send from the server to the client are collected and returned to the client as a response to the request that started your server code - some event in most cases. So even if you write an extension to ULCTable that provides this stopCellEditing method, there is no way to make it synchronous. You'll have to do something like that instead: addCellEditingStoppedListener(new CellEditingStoppedListner() {   public void cellEditingStopped()   {     saveTableData();   } }); stopCellEditing();   You need to create this new listener type and create obligatory bunch of listner related operations (see the ULC Extension guide). stopCellEditing on the client has to trigger the event once it called the stopCellEditiing() method on the table.   You should check whether you really need it, though. ULCTable is smarter than the Swing JTable. In some situation where you would need to explicitely stop cell editing with a Swing JTable, ULC stops it by itself - e.g. clicking on a button..   Cheers,   Robert ----- Original Message ----- From: Daniel Dilitz To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 9:35 AM Subject: [ULC-developer] stopCellEditing Hi   I need a method like stopCellEditing() on my table which forces the table to stop cell editing and call the validation on current editing cell. The problem is, if i enhance my table which such a call (which would call the client and there call the stopCellEditing() on jtable) the call would be asynchronous.   But i need a synchronous stopCellEditing() for code like this:   public void saveTable(){    stopCellEditing();    saveTableData(); }   Can you give me a hint how to achieve this?   Thanks in advance   Daniel