F2 Edit in JTable -- standard for all look and feel ?

hi,
I use a robot to simulate a F2 when a column is in focus in a JTABLE so that user can just type without having to type the <F2> key.
My question is:
Is F2 (to get a column in edit mode) for JTABLE standard for all look and feel (metal, X-windows ..) ?
Thanks.
Tony

Read the JTable API. There is a link the gives the
standard key assignments for the standard LAF's.thanks. got it.

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JPanel pan2=new JPanel(new GridLayout(2,1,20,20));
JPanel pan3=new JPanel(new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.CENTER,20,20));
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pan2.setOpaque(false);
pan3.setOpaque(false);
pan1.add(label1);
pan1.add(label2);
pan2.add(text1);
pan2.add(text2);
pan3.add(ok);
pan3.add(cancel);
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JPanel mainpanel=new JPanel(new BorderLayout(25,25));
mainpanel.setOpaque(false);
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mainpanel.setBorder(BorderFactory.createCompoundBorder(BorderFactory.createTitledBorder
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mainpanel.add("West",pan1);
mainpanel.add("Center",pan2);
mainpanel.add("South",pan3);
main.add(mainpanel);
getContentPane().add(main);
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ReadText mytext1=new ReadText();
ReadText2 mytext2=new ReadText2();
String value1=mytext1.returnpassword();
String value2=mytext2.returnpassword();
String user=text1.getText();
String pass=text2.getText();
System.out.println("->"+value1);
System.out.println("->"+value2);
System.out.println("->"+user);
System.out.println("->"+pass);
if ( (user.equals(value1)) && (pass.equals(value2)) )
SplashScreen splash = new SplashScreen(5000);
splash.showSplashAndExit();
dispose();
else
{ text1.setText("");
text2.setText("");
//JOptionPane.MessageDialog(null,
// "Your Password is Incorrect"
public void callsplash()
{SplashScreen splash= new SplashScreen(1500);
splash.showSplashAndExit();
public static void main(String args[])
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int screenPositionY=(int)(screenSize.height/2-260/2);
m.setLocation(screenPositionX, screenPositionY);
//m.setResizable(false);
m.setSize(600,500);
m.setSize(390,260);
m.setVisible(true);

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Use tcode XK99 for vendor mass change, select the Fax no field. You have to take note that this changes will be only 1 fax number for all vendors.
Else you have to use BAPI for mass change.
regards,
maia

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Hi!
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regards
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Hello all.
Maybe the subject of this post could also be the opposite: "Making custom look and feels aware of non-standard custom components". I'm not sure.
If I code a new custom component (extending JComponent, or extending the UI delegate of a standard component) and pretend it to be laf aware then I must create the corresponding UI delegate for each laf, like it happens to be with standard swing components. But I'm not sure it is feasible to create the UI delegates for all unknown existing custom lafs.
On the other side, if I create a custom laf then I will also create a custom UI delegate for each standard component, but I can not create UI delegate for all unknown existing custom components.
The point here is that standard components and standard lafs are universally known, while custom components (or custom ui delegates) and custom lafs are not.
So the question is: How does a swing developer deal with the case of a new custom component that will be used in an unknown custom laf?
For instance:
1. Custom text UI delegate for dealing with styled documents in JTextField. See {thread:id=2284487}.
2. JTabbedPane with custom UI delegate that paints no tab if the component only contains one tab.
In both cases I need a UI delegate for each known laf, but what happens if the application is using a laf that certainly will not be aware of this custom functionally?
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If I code a new custom component (extending JComponent, or extending the UI delegate of a standard component) and pretend it to be laf aware then I must create the corresponding UI delegate for each laf, like it happens to be with standard swing components. But I'm not sure it is feasible to create the UI delegates for all unknown existing custom lafs.You are right, this is never going to work. I suggest if you want to make your custom component look & feel aware, you design the way it displays around the l & f of other components that are part of j2se and have l&f implementations.
http://download.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/javax/swing/plaf/ComponentUI.html
There are instructions here:
http://download.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/javax/swing/LookAndFeel.html
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On the other side, if I create a custom laf then I will also create a custom UI delegate for each standard component, but I can not create UI delegate for all unknown existing custom components.
The point here is that standard components and standard lafs are universally known, while custom components (or custom ui delegates) and custom lafs are not.
So the question is: How does a swing developer deal with the case of a new custom component that will be used in an unknown custom laf?
For instance:
1. Custom text UI delegate for dealing with styled documents in JTextField. See {thread:id=2284487}.
2. JTabbedPane with custom UI delegate that paints no tab if the component only contains one tab.
In both cases I need a UI delegate for each known laf, but what happens if the application is using a laf that certainly will not be aware of this custom functionally?
Thank you!

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