When java developers tend to use a combobox as its filter mechanism in swing JTable. They need simplification. This yet small library is the answer!
- You don't need to curse the for-loop of your own code!
- You don't even need to write any if else matching for each components.
- You use as the simplicity as it is!
| Matters | Detail |
|---|---|
| O.S. | Linux & Windows |
| JDK | Java 5 - 19 |
| Ex. Libraries | No |
| Footprint | 13,1 Kb |
- import the Jar under dist\SimpleFilter.jar
- use with ease as the following examples
You have the jcombobox, and the jtable. So, let initialize 'em all with :
// 1st example for a simple one
SimpleFilter sf = new SimpleFilter(true);
sf.setFilterComponent(combobox);
sf.setTable(myJTable);
You have several jcomboboxes, and the jtable. So, let initialize 'em too :
// now as 2nd example with column positioning
SimpleFilter sf = new SimpleFilter(true);
sf.setFilterComponents(combobox1, combobox2);
// matching the position of each column for each comboboxonly
sf.setColumnPositionRef(1, 3);
sf.setTable(myJTable);
take a look of the position here:
check the demo below:
