Java Reference
In-Depth Information
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.util.Vector;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.event.*;
public class ViewMenu extends DBMenu{
JMenuItem resultSetItem;
JMenuItem scrollableResultSetItem;
JMenuItem updatableResultSetItem;
JMenuItem rowSetItem;
public ViewMenu(){
setText("View");
setActionCommand("View");
setMnemonic((int)'V');
resultSetItem = new DBMenuItem("ResultSet",'R',itemListener,false);
scrollableResultSetItem
= new DBMenuItem("Scrollable ResultSet",'S',itemListener,false);
updatableResultSetItem
= new DBMenuItem("Updatable ResultSet",'U',itemListener,false);
rowSetItem = new DBMenuItem("RowSet",'W',itemListener,false);
add(resultSetItem);
add(scrollableResultSetItem);
add(updatableResultSetItem);
add(rowSetItem);
}
}
TableQueryFrame
TableQueryFrame
is very similar to the
TableBuilderFrame
discussed in
Chapter 5
.
It extends
JInternalFrame
and contains a
Jtable
, which is used to display the fields returned in the
ResultSet
, a
JTextArea
that provides an editable text area in which you can create queries, and an
