Hi Janak,
I would like to access all rows of a table and not only the loaded ones.
Example: If a table has 400 rows, but the first fifty are shown, I would
like to access the "last" row, which is not the 50th row but the 400th
row.
Where would you like to access all rows?
I would like to access the rows on the client-side.
The exact requirement is following:
I am part of a team, which developes a GUI-test tool for Java-GUI clients.
If you create a test for tables with our tool, it should be possible, that
the user implements the following:
Select the 200. row or select the specific row with the value "meier" for
column "name".
It's important for us, that the current scroll-status doesn't impact this
selection. As you can image, this works fine for normal JTables, but not
for ULCTables due to lazy loading.
I am looking for a solution of that problem.
Regards,
Martin
--On Montag, Februar 25, 2008 10:00:11 +0100 Martin Moser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi all,
As I know ULCTable objects don't load the whole data, which belongs to
the table. They load only the data, which can be seen and some more rows.
I would like to access all rows of a table and not only the loaded ones.
Example: If a table has 400 rows, but the first fifty are shown, I would
like to access the "last" row, which is not the 50th row but the 400th
row.
Is there any possibility to access all rows programmatically? Perhaps
sending events or calling specific methods or something like that?
Thanks in advance!
Best Regards,
Martin
--
Martin Moser
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