You have implemented the best J2EE solution at your company, then what?? How easy is to use your business objects in Swing GUI? How many table/column models do you need to write to display them in a swing application?
The answer is none!! We are introducing QuickTable, the ground breaking free javabean component, which can help you to achieve this in few lines of code.<br>
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Straight to point, lets see an example to display EJB finder results
//call the remote find method to get all
//the customers by last name
Collection c = home.findCustomerByLastName("smith");
//load the collection of objects into quicktable
quickTable.refreshDataObject(c,null);
How about JDBC??<br>
quickTable.refresh(yourResultSet);
Hibernate<br>
List allAuctions = session.createQuery("from AuctionItem").list();
quickTable.refreshDataObject(allAuctions,null);
In addition, QuickTable is bundled with lots of features including Print Preview, Printing, Find & Replace, Sorting, Skin, copy/paste to Excel, Image cells, Calendar cell editor,Customizer etc
Check out QuickTable today at Quicktable.org
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Display EJB/Hibernate/JDBC results in JTable with two lines code (2 messages)
- Posted by: Ben Fra
- Posted on: March 21 2006 06:43 EST
Threaded Messages (2)
- Display EJB/Hibernate/JDBC results in JTable with two lines code by Gideon Low on March 27 2006 14:04 EST
- Check out Aleri Labs by Organic Thoughts on June 30 2006 18:20 EDT
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Display EJB/Hibernate/JDBC results in JTable with two lines code[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Gideon Low
- Posted on: March 27 2006 14:04 EST
- in response to Ben Fra
Very cool stuff! We are going to work on providing some examples on integrating this with our GemFire Real-Time Events JDBC-based Continuous Querying engine. RTE combines the query speed of an in-memory database with a highly-scalable push-based technology to automatically maintain your client's ResultSet, thus allowing you to eliminate the need to poll for updates.
With QuickTable and GemFire RTE, you can very quickly build a nice GUI from a JDBC ResultSet and just as easily keep it updated in real-time!
Cheers!
Gideon
GemFire-The Enterprise Data Fabric
gideon dot low at gemstone dot com
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Check out Aleri Labs[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Organic Thoughts
- Posted on: June 30 2006 18:20 EDT
- in response to Gideon Low
If you want a high performant Stream Data management solution, Aleri Labs is probably a better bet. We've been very happy with their solution as well as their libraries for Financial Services.