I dont see the setDataRetriever method on the TableColumn in b42

Question

Hi there,
I have few tables in the our application where we want textfield/checkbox and also some times images with textbox.
Since we are not able to indent table column fields like dollar fields for right aligned, date fields or any fixed length fields to be center aligned...we used dataRetriever to return node.
But in the current b42 I dont see any method on the table column. Any insight would be helpful.
    TableColumn caseCol = new TableColumn<String>("Case#");
            caseCol.setMinWidth(50);
            caseCol.setPrefWidth(100);           
            caseCol.setDataRetriever(new Callback<CellDataFeatures<String>, HBox>() {
                public HBox call(CellDataFeatures<String> p) {
                    HBox box = new HBox(2);
                    TextField caseNo = new TextField();
                    caseNo.setPrefColumnCount(14);
                    caseNo.setText(((Links) p.getValue()).getCaseNo());
                    ImageView caseImg = new ImageView();
                    caseImg.setImage(new Image("images/retrieve.gif"));
                    box.getChildren().addAll(caseNo, caseImg);
                    return box;
            });Edited by: Venkat on Sep 8, 2011 6:20 AM

Answer 1

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https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3673
UPDATE & ADDENDUM:
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