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Problem with cell Editing of three columns

 
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Hi All,

I am having a problem in editing three columns,
My problem is , I am able to edit the three columns and able to get the values of three columns,

But if I won't edit any one of these three columns even though I am asigning the value manually ,the editor value is pointing to null

I am giving the code below,


The if statement which I had used in the code is not executing, and I am not getting any errors
Please can any one help me in this,
 
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Which if statement is not executing?
 
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Hi Swastik Dey,

thanks for your quick reply

Not even one of th if is working

If editor value is null I am unable to asign the value through the if statements
 
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Now in the above case even if stepname is null, the ternary operator and if condition must execute.
 
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Hello Swastik Dey,



I had tried the code like this also ,

But even the Print statements is also not executing,

I am not understanding that where I had done a mistake,

Could you give me any Idea,

Thanks a lot,
 
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http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/api/javax/swing/JTable.html#getCellEditor(int,%20int)

Is there any problem with the parameters passed to the method?

 
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Put the entire code in a try catch handler and see if you get any exception. If you have three columns, this line is likely to throw some exception

 
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Hello Swastik Dey,

No, I am printing the values also,

If we are not editing the value, then the cell is going to be blank,

In order to avoid this I am again passing the old value which is in the cell before editing,

But I am unable to do that, Still my cell is pointing to blank,

 
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From where are you passing the old values?
 
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If you just wish to retrieve values of the cells, I think its better to use getValueMethod of JTable class.

http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/api/javax/swing/table/TableModel.html#getValueAt(int,%20int)
 
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Swastik Dey,

I am getting the values from the before table,

and passing them here, But there is not at all a problem from the old values

Because I am Printing the values befor asigning them, So they are perfect,


Thank you very much for spending your valuable time
 
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What exactly do you mean by before table? Do you mean that you have two tables, and values retrieved from is assigned to another one? Sorry if I am wasting your time.
 
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Swastik Dey,

No Don't think like that of wasting my time,

Actually I am displaying a table and it is having "4" columns and some "x" number of rows,

columns names are(ID, Step Name, Step Type, DTSPackage)

if the user double clicks in the ID column of any row then a new sub screen is opened with the table of same row values,

So, to do this I am reading the values from the main table and displaying the single row with the edit mode inorder to edit the values

So I am assigning the same values which I had read from the main table when the user does not edit the value(as it is pointing null , if the user does not edit it),

for this I am using the code which I had send to you before,

If you want I will send the total java code what I am using,

Thanks a lot

 
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If you wish you can.
 
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Swastik Dey,



Here is the code, please have a look,

Thanks
 
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You are probably getting the values from your previous table in the constructor, correct me if I am wrong. But which method is setting the values in the new table?
 
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Hello Swastik Dey,

Yes I am getting the values from my previous table,

and the method is

and actual method used is

and the code used for this method to get the data is

this one to set the values from the table,

Thanks a lot,
 
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Look at these three lines


Don't you think that when setDataSet(data) is called, the variable data has been just initialized( StorageDataSet data = new StorageDataSet(); ), but it does not contain any thing.

I think the code should be
 
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Hello Swastik Dey,

Well, I don't think so,

Because my getData() method is working perfectly and I am getting the data also,

My main problem is just to replace the unedited value with the previous value instead of null[code=java]


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If you include a print statement in between, what does data print?

 
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Hello Swastik Dey,



I am getting this value for the above print statement

Data value=com.borland.dx.dataset.StorageDataSet@1cd6d1f:ID=6:Step Name=Load Fact Table:Step Type=Transaction Data Upload:DTS Package=AM_OPS_CTRL_TX_OA_UPLOAD_OPS_DATA

This is the value which I am getting from the table,

Thanks,
 
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And this data is set to the table, but the table cell values are still null??
 
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But I am setting the data to my table

 
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So, even after calling the method you are getting a blank table, right? Probably the setDataSet method belongs to either of these two classes, CBRCommentedTable/CBRDefaultTable. Can you show the code of showDataSet method?
 
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No, It does not belong to those 2 classes,

It belongs to class

 
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I haven't worked with this third party library, however I just went through the api doc of the class you mentioned, but I didn't find any method called setDataSet. Please have a look.

http://147.91.177.212/extra/java2/libs/dbswing/ref/dx/com.borland.dx.dataset.StorageDataSet.html
 
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More over your getTable() method is returning CBRDefaultTable, so the method should belong to this class, correct me if I am wrong.
 
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yes, you are right getTable() belongs to CBRDefaultTable
 
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And you are calling setDatSet method on this, right?
 
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Hello Swastik Dey,

Apologies for the late reply!
Yes, I am calling ,


Thanks,
 
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No need for the Apologies. Now the point is the data you are getting is not null. However after calling the setDataSet method with this data, you are getting a blank table. So it seems that there is something wrong with the setDataSet method, correct me if I am wrong.
 
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Hello Swastik Dey,

I don't think so because I am getting tha data for the table perfactly,

My problem is not related with this because I am getting the row values perfectly after getting the data in to the table, I just want to substitute this values if the related cell is not edited


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