Newbie looks for tabview sample with datasources as 1:n relation

hi all,
i'm newbie to javaFax2 and just studying different samples for tabview..i proceeded so far i can load one mysql-datatable in tabview..
but how to show a subtable at selection of one orw in maintable ?
the goal is to show and edit data in a one-to-many relation,i.e. customers and orders, or in my speciqal case,
products and their physical attributes
i get trouble to refer mousevent : at many samples netbeans3.0 tells, there is no MouseEvent implementation !?
what to import ?
please tell about ...

996707 wrote:
hi all,
i'm newbie to javaFax2 and just studying different samples for tabview..i proceeded so far i can load one mysql-datatable in tabview..I'm assuming you mean TableView
but how to show a subtable at selection of one orw in maintable ?
the goal is to show and edit data in a one-to-many relation,i.e. customers and orders, or in my speciqal case,
products and their physical attributesThere are a couple of ways you can approach this. If you are coding to JavaFX 8, you could possibly use the new TreeTableView control. I haven't used that, and the documentation is not (yet) complete for it.
The other approach is to define two tables, one for products, and one for physical attributes. Update the itemsProperty of the physical attributes table when the selectedItemProperty of the products table's selectionModel changes. A similar question was posted in {thread:id=2516138}
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i get trouble to refer mousevent : at many samples netbeans3.0 tells, there is no MouseEvent implementation !?
what to import ?javafx.scene.input.MouseEvent

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