Re: [iPlanet-JATO] How to skip the display of a row in a TiledView ?

Question

Syam--
I am having problems in skiping the display of a row in a Tiled
view. I have a customer search results page. Each customer has an
associated type.While displaying the search results, I should skip the
customer record from display, if the associated type falls in certain
categories.
What I want to tell is, the comment(saying this is equivalent of
repeated_onbeforerowdisplayevent) and placement of the
onbeforerowdisplayevent handler(NetD) code in nextTile() method is
confusing.Agreed. We used to have a seperate row display event, but removed it
because it was extraneous.
I did not find an equivalent way of doing this in JATO ? Can
someone tell me how to do this?There are a couple of options. First, you could write a scriptlet in your
JSP inside the tiled view tag that would check the status of the row and
just skip the HTML output for that row if it matched your criterion. The
other possibility is to override the nextTile() method to do an additional
super.nextTile() call if the row isn't to be displayed. For example,
something like this:
public boolean nextTile()
boolean result=super.nextTile();
if (result && isHiddenRow())
// Skip an extra row
result=super.nextTile();
return result;
Todd

Answer 1

i have the following code here in the renderer n while setting the value in the table how do i pass the value n in the renderer i only have the indexes of the row n col how to check for the value thats not in the table i have commented the code where ever required... kindly help me out with this problem
<Code>
private JTable table = new JTable(){
     public Component prepareRenderer(TableCellRenderer renderer, int rowIndex, int vColIndex) {
          Component c = super.prepareRenderer(renderer, rowIndex, vColIndex);
          if (!isCellSelected(rowIndex, vColIndex)) {//What else should i put in here to check the value
               c.setBackground(Color.yellow);
          else {
               c.setBackground(getBackground());
          return c;
StringBuffer sql = new StringBuffer("Select * from table)
int row = 0;
table.setRowCount(row);          
try {
ResultSet rs = //execute SQL
while (rs.next()) {
     table.setRowCount(row + 1);
     table.setValueAt(rs.getString(1), row, 0);
     //This is where i have to change the color
     if(rs.getString("ColumnName").equals("Something")){
          //Change the color of the current row
     row++;
rs.close();
catch (SQLException e) {
</Code>