Getting a whole table into a JTable?

Is there a short way to insert all table data (contained in a database) into a DefaultTableModel?

What do you mean by "short"? The DefaultTableModel expects its data to be a Vector of Vectors or a two dimensional array and its headers to be a vector or array. So you're going to have to take the database data and put it into one of those structures. You can do that when you instantiate the DTM or use a the setDataVector(. . .) methods.
Or, maybe extend DTM so that you can give it a ResultSet as its data and header info.
Cheers
DB

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my source: Oracle
Question:
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And trying to create a model to extract source tables to ODI.
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917704 wrote:
Hi Alastair
firstly thank you for your reply.
my soure is oracle erp.
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I need to get a cell value from a selected row of a table into a variable to pass to a java bean.
1 - The dynamic table is populated by a recordset named "rs" and has a submit button for each row .
2 - The user clicks on the corresponding button to select the row.
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Thanks & Regards
Kishore P

Hey john,
My requirement is as follows
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1 CENTRAL 10 20 30 40
2 SOUTHERN 10 30 30 70
3 EASTERN 20 20 20 60
4 WESTERN 10 20 30 40
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http://rapidshare.com/files/402337112/Presentation1.jpg.html
Thanks & Regards
Edited by: Kishore P on Jun 24, 2010 7:24 PM
Edited by: Kishore P on Jun 24, 2010 7:28 PM

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manjukn wrote:
once i get the data into a plsql table, how to get this plsql table data into the cursor?There is no such thing as a PL/SQL table - it is an array.
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It is an extremely primitive structure - and should never be confused as being just like a table.
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Hi,
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Hi,
This may be something interesting for the more advanced Java programmers.
I've recently run into an issue, with moving a ResultSet into a JTable. Now, this may seem simple, and believe me it is, but, all the ways I have seen it done, and tried, just don't suite my need.
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I have tried creating my own custom table model, with a created data object.
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^I think you can use a vector for this too.
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One thing I have not tried however, is a different table component for this kind of thing.
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That_Gui

Thanks for the reply.
"1) Swing related questions should be posted in the Swing forum."
Apologies, I was caught between swing and essentials, as it seemed to me as, more of a "better ways to do things" kind of question.
"Also, the approach you are using requires two copies of the data, one in the ResultSet and one in the TableModel."
I understand that transferring a ResultSet into an Object Array may probably be resource intensive, my delphi colleague made mention of that to me, not too long ago. That is why I'm trying to transfer the ResultSet directly into the table. That is why I used the ListTableModel, which also uses a lot of memory, I have looked at that - I had forgotten to mention that.
"I have seen approaches where you try to only read a specific number of records. Then as you scroll additional records are read as needed. I can't point you to any specific solution though."
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This is the dream, I just need to design one that works as I need it.
"You'd do a select count(*) on your query first to get the total rows expected. Of course one of the problems is that the databased table may change after you've retrieved the length or the items."
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Yes
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/table.html#editrender

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I have a JTable with a renderer to set the text color for the row if certain conditions exist.
The code below "works" although I have two issues:-
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2. At times, the first column below the intended column changes color. The rest of the intended column has color set correctly.
I'm using beans binding with the table concerned so can't post the table model - I believe the binding effectively has it's own model.
Be greatful for any insight as it seems v. strange.....
Thanks,
</code>
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Here's my latest attempt, but still some questions and issues.
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However, I still have the following questions/issues/observations:-
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4. I no longer have the second issue of colour being incorrect for the first column of one row. So that's good!
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I am trying to translate an xml-table with bytes into a logical filepath in SAP R3.
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I believe you posted in the wrong forum.
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