I want to show database output in table format by using javafx 1.2

Question

this code is running in javafx 1.1,but this code is not running in javafx 1.2 . i don't know about the differrence between javafx 1.1 and javafx 1.2.so plz change the code in javafx 1.2 . Iam struggling to create in javafx 1.2
* Main.fx
* Created on Sep 27, 2007, 9:37:26 AM
package tablesample;
* @author Radhika Gehant
import javafx.ui.*;
import javafx.ui.*;
import java.lang.Thread;
import java.lang.Exception;
import java.sql.*;
class Customer {
attribute Name: String;
attribute Addressline1: String;
attribute Addressline2: String;
attribute City: String;
attribute Phone: String;
attribute Email: String;
class customerOperations {
attribute customer : Customer*;
public
operation getCustomer();
attribute datasource : DatabaseAccess;
customerOperations.datasource = null;
operation customerOperations.getCustomer() {
var rs = this.datasource.processDBQuery("SELECT * FROM CUSTOMER");
while(rs.next()) {
println("City: {rs.getString('City')} Name: {rs.getString('Name')}");
insert Customer{City: rs.getString('City') Name: rs.getString('Name') Addressline1: rs.getString('Addressline1') Addressline2: rs.getString('Addressline2') Phone: rs.getString('Phone')} into this.customer;
}// getCustomer
var db : DatabaseAccess = null;
var rs : ResultSet = null;
/*//Using JavaDB
db = DatabaseAccess{driverName: 'org.apache.derby.jdbc.ClientDriver'
jdbcUrl   : 'jdbc:derby://localhost:1527/sample'
user      : 'app'
password  : 'app'};
//Using MySQL
db = DatabaseAccess{driverName: 'com.mysql.jdbc.Driver'
jdbcUrl   : 'jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/MyNewDatabase'
user      : 'root'
password  : 'nbuser'};
try {
// Connect to database
db.connect();
var Allcustomers = customerOperations {
datasource: bind lazy db
Allcustomers.getCustomer();
println("Name: {Allcustomers.customer.Name} ");
//Begin Frame code
Frame {
height: 120
width: 500
title: "Populating Table From Database"
onClose: function() {
return db.shutdown();
content: Table {
columns:
[TableColumn {
                text: "Name"
TableColumn {
text: "Addressline1"
TableColumn {
text: "Addressline2"
width: 100
TableColumn {
text: "City"
alignment: TRAILING
TableColumn {
text: "Phone"
alignment: CENTER
cells: bind foreach(p in Allcustomers.customer)
[TableCell {
                text:bind p.Name
TableCell {
text:bind p.Addressline1
TableCell {
text: bind p.Addressline2
TableCell {
text: bind p.City
TableCell {
text: bind p.Phone
visible: true
}//end Frame code
} catch(e:SQLException) {
e.printStackTrace();
* DataAccess.fx
* Created on Sep 27, 2007, 9:46:04 AM
package tablesample;
* @author Radhika Gehant
import javafx.ui.*;
import java.lang.Thread;
import java.lang.Exception;
import java.sql.*;
public class DatabaseAccess {
private attribute driverName: String;
private attribute jdbcUrl : String;
private attribute user : String;
private attribute password : String;
public attribute driver : Driver;
public attribute conn : Connection;
private attribute rs : ResultSet;
private attribute stmt : Statement;
public
operation connect();
public
operation shutdown();
public
operation tableExists(table: String);
public
operation processDBQuery(qry: String): ResultSet;
}// Database
attribute DatabaseAccess.conn = null;
attribute DatabaseAccess.stmt = null;
attribute DatabaseAccess.rs = null;
operation DatabaseAccess.connect() {
// Load driver class using context class loader
var thread = Thread.currentThread();
var classLoader = thread.getContextClassLoader();
var driverClass = classLoader.loadClass(this.driverName);
// Instantiate and register JDBC driver
this.driver = (Driver) driverClass.instantiate();
// JavaFX Class
DriverManager.registerDriver(driver);
// Connect to database
this.conn = DriverManager.getConnection(this.jdbcUrl, this.user, this.password);
}// Database.connect
operation DatabaseAccess.processDBQuery(qry: String) :ResultSet {
// process the query string
try{
if(null <> this.conn) { 
if (this.stmt <> null) {
this.stmt.close();
this.stmt = null;
if (this.rs <> null) {
this.rs.close();
this.rs = null;
stmt = this.conn.createStatement();
rs = stmt.executeQuery(qry);
catch(e:SQLException) {
e.printStackTrace();
return rs;
}//processDB

Answer 1

Do you really need to post three messages with identical topic?
You have an edit button, you know? That's the icon with a pencil, next to the envelope icon, on the top-right corner of your message (only for the last message of a thread).
You also have a CODE button above your edit area, it will make code you post much more readable, as asterisks and plus signs are interpreted by the forum...
i don't know about the differrence between javafx 1.1 and javafx 1.2See [JavaFX 1.2: Features and Enhancements|http://javafx.com/docs/articles/javafx1-2.jsp] for a good start.
(Funny, I just noticed they write "Java FX" (with a space) in all the titles of the site. Bad for consistency...)