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**JosAH** · Apr 2 '08, 12:14 PM

Originally posted by gaya3

Jos, i tried with String buffer concept as follows..
StringBuffer strbuff = new StringBuffer();
String fields[] = {"Fruits"};
while //loop
{
strbuff .append(String_ from_resultset) ; ---------> I tokenized from the resultset
strbuff.append( "/n");
data[i][1] = strbuff.toStrin g();
}
JTable jtable = new JTable(data,fie lds);
still facing the same problem Jos..:-(

-Thanks & Regards,
Hamsa

You have to read up on TableCellRender ers; the default one is just a 'rubber stamp'
of a JLabel and JLabels don't interpret '\n' characters at all so your three string
parts all end up on one line. A silly trick would be to feed the JLabel (actually
the renderer) an html string; something like this:

[code=java]
String columnFromDB= "apple orange strawberry";
columnFromDB= columnFromDB.re placeAll(" ", " ");
columnFromDB= "<html>"+column FromDB+"</html>";
[/code]

This code snippet effectively turns this:

"apple orange strawberry"

into this:

"<html>apple orange stra wberry</html>"

and it will be rendered as three lines but it will still be one single column value.

kind regards,

Jos

**gaya3** · Apr 2 '08, 12:43 PM

Originally posted by JosAH

You have to read up on TableCellRender ers; the default one is just a 'rubber stamp'
of a JLabel and JLabels don't interpret '\n' characters at all so your three string
parts all end up on one line. A silly trick would be to feed the JLabel (actually
the renderer) an html string; something like this:

[code=java]
String columnFromDB= "apple orange strawberry";
columnFromDB= columnFromDB.re placeAll(" ", " ");
columnFromDB= "<html>"+column FromDB+"</html>";
[/code]

This code snippet effectively turns this:

"apple orange strawberry"

into this:

"<html>apple orange stra wberry</html>"

and it will be rendered as three lines but it will still be one single column value.

kind regards,

Jos

Thanks Jos..

-Thanks & Regards,
Hamsa

**r035198x** · Apr 2 '08, 01:05 PM

Originally posted by gaya3

Thanks Jos..

-Thanks & Regards,
Hamsa

I was starting to fear that this thread was starting to obey the law of long threads.

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