Once upon a time I did that for castor,
according that you manage to find where
the class is generated it is relatively straightforward
to generate the model as suggested by brian,
then you should probably define some entries to
use proper rendering or hide some fields (by subclassing
or with a specific constructo ....)
editing may be a bit more difficult but doable too !
jc
Tammo, you probably need to create an XmlObjectTableModelAdapter that
is something that takes your specific type of XMLObject (I assume you
have a type your interested in) and then adapts it to the TableModel
interface that JTable accepts.
Once you have that in place, you should be good to go.
HTH,
Brian
Tammo Mueller wrote:
Hi!
I'm currently trying to find a generic way to transform a Document
into a JTable. Are there already approaches and
which is the best way? I'm trying to avoid going over the DOM,
because I loose all Datatypes by doing that.
I would like to present a XMLBeans Document to the TableModel and it
should set values and names of the elements in the table. It should
be somekind of a propertysheet as I know it from 'normal' beans.
Best regards,
Tammo
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