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Java – Build model from an instance of ResultSet

Posted on 2014-01-14 by Spider
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JavaIf you want to display a JTable that displays data from a DataBase ResultSet you can do it manually using JTable that displays data converted from database table ResultSet into Object [ ][ ].
Another approach is to build the JTable model dynamically using the ResultSet meta data. In this article you can see an example of how this can be achieved. Continue reading →

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Posted in Database, Development, Java | Tagged database, DefaultTableModel, MySQL, ResultSet, ResultSetMetaData | Leave a reply

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