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JList Problem

 
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hai friends

i am using JList in a java program , and inserting values using vectors
i need to get all the elements from the JList.
can any one know the ans please help me

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Ganesh R Murugan(Annan Thambi)
[ February 10, 2006: Message edited by: Ernest Friedman-Hill ]
 
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Hi,

I edited your subject line. Please see here for an explanation.

As this is a Swing question, it belongs in our Swing/AWT forum; I will move it there for you.
 
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Call getModel() on the JList to get the ListModel; ask the ListModel for the data (see the Javadocs for details.)
 
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Hi ,
Thanks for your keen observation and timely help.

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