problems with setValueAt()

[t12be]

If we try setting a value in our tableModel the value setted looks
like
[B@...... where the dots stands for numbers. Even if we print the
class of that object, [B is printed.
We used several implementations of tableModel.

Anyone experienced this before?

thx
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[Boudewijn Dijkstra]

If we try setting a value in our tableModel the value setted looks
like [B@...... where the dots stands for numbers. Even if we print the
class of that object, [B is printed.
We used several implementations of tableModel.

The object you are trying to pass, is an array of bytes.
TableModel uses Strings to display its values. If an object is passed to
setValueAt(), the toString() method of the object is called to create a
String. You can create a String from the byte array by other methods than
toString(), but you'll have to do that yourself.

 

[Chris Smith]

The object you are trying to pass, is an array of bytes.
TableModel uses Strings to display its values. If an object is passed to
setValueAt(), the toString() method of the object is called to create a
String. You can create a String from the byte array by other methods than
toString(), but you'll have to do that yourself.

For details, see TableCellRenderer

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[Roedy Green]

like
[B@...... where the dots stands for numbers. Even if we print the
class of that object, [B is printed.
We used several implementations of tableModel.

see http://mindprod.com/jgloss/signature.html

 

[t12be]

If we try setting a value in our tableModel the value setted looks
like [B@...... where the dots stands for numbers. Even if we print the
class of that object, [B is printed.
We used several implementations of tableModel.

The object you are trying to pass, is an array of bytes.
TableModel uses Strings to display its values. If an object is passed to
setValueAt(), the toString() method of the object is called to create a
String. You can create a String from the byte array by other methods than
toString(), but you'll have to do that yourself.

Thx, but didn't get out of it, could je provide me with more information please?

 

[Boudewijn Dijkstra]

"Boudewijn Dijkstra" <[email protected]> wrote in message

If we try setting a value in our tableModel the value setted looks
like [B@...... where the dots stands for numbers. Even if we print the
class of that object, [B is printed.
We used several implementations of tableModel.

The object you are trying to pass, is an array of bytes.
TableModel uses Strings to display its values. If an object is passed to
setValueAt(), the toString() method of the object is called to create a
String. You can create a String from the byte array by other methods than
toString(), but you'll have to do that yourself.

Thx, but didn't get out of it, could je provide me with more information
please?

First you must know what a byte array is, and second you must have read the
tutorial at
<http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/table.html>.
Can you ask a specific question?