Hi Brendan,
The Java bean class does not need a Checkbox in it -- it just needs
to provide a data value for the renderer to use. So, actually you don't
even need your TagView class since the "Tag" object already has the
correct bean method ("isAttachable()"). All you would need, then, is
just to use a List<Tag> as the data for your TableView with the BXML you
have already coded. Although (and I haven't tried it to be sure) you
might need to say name="attachable" (lower case).
~Roger Whitcomb
On 9/12/12 2:22 AM, ccp999 wrote:
Hi,
I followed Table View Tutorial and setup a java bean class as followed:
public class TagView {
Tag tag;
private Checkbox attachableCheckbox = null;
TagView(Tag tag) {
this.tag = tag;
}
public Checkbox getAttachable() {
attachableCheckbox = new Checkbox();
attachableCheckbox.setSelected(tag.isAttachable());
}
}
and BXML file:
...
<TableView.Column name="Attachable" width="50" headerData="%isAttachable">
<cellRenderer>
<content:TableViewCheckboxCellRenderer />
</cellRenderer>
</TableView.Column>
...
The checkbox does appear but all are unselected even for selected column.
What's wrong?
Brendan
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