How to populate TableView with String Arraylist in JavaFX
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First, you have to create your table'c columns in the FXML file or from code. After, you have to create cell value factory which will generate your columns with your data.
For example:
@FXML
private TableView<String> tableView;
@FXML
private TableColumn<String, String> columnOne;
@FXML
private TableColumn<String, String> columnTwo;
columnOne.setCellValueFactory(c -> new SimpleStringProperty(new String("123")));
columnTwo.setCellValueFactory(c -> new SimpleStringProperty(new String("456")));
Without FXML:
private TableView<String> table = new TableView<String>();
TableColumn columnOne = new TableColumn("One");
TableColumn columnTwo = new TableColumn("Two");
table.getColumns().addAll(columnOne, columnTwo);
columnOne.setCellValueFactory(c -> new SimpleStringProperty(new String("123")));
columnTwo.setCellValueFactory(c -> new SimpleStringProperty(new String("456")));
table.getItems().addAll("Column one's data", "Column two's data");
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Jeredriq Demas
Updated on June 19, 2022Comments
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Jeredriq Demas almost 2 years
I want to populate
TableView
withString, String
I have only two columns. I couldn't do it. What I tried so far is:ObservableList<String> data = FXCollections.observableArrayList(); for (blabla){ data.addAll(Id,Name); } tableView.getItems().addAll(data);
and nothing shows on table. But when I do
tableView.getItems()
and print it, I see the data I've added. But on table, nothing is shown.I create my columns as follows:
TableColumn idColumn = new TableColumn("Id"); TableColumn nameColumn = new TableColumn("Name");
I see some examples on the internet in which an object is created to populate the
TableView
but I don't want to create a class just for a table view. Is there any other possible ways to accomplish this?Edit:
I just want to have something like:
ObservableList<String,String> data = FXCollections.observableArrayList(); for(int i = 1; i<blabla i++){ data.add((i)+"S",myList.get(i)); }
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Filip Malczak over 6 yearsDisclaimer: I don't know JavaFX. I guess that 'blabla' in your first snippet may be important - can you please provide simple version of that? Also: looking at javadocs, I would try using setItems(...) instead of getItems().addAll(...). See example in "Creating TableView": docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javafx/api/javafx/scene/control/…
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Jeredriq Demas over 6 yearsAs I said in the question I dont want to create a class for this; as you can see in javadocs they create a class in example to put data in observableList. Maybe its the only way. I asked because I think there should be another way
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James_D over 6 yearsHere's an old example that populates a table view from a tab-delimited file, using just lists of strings. Why don't you want to create a class to represent your data? That is the usual way to do things in Java.
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Jeredriq Demas over 6 yearsHow can i do this without FXML?