Thanks, Holger. Out of curiosity, what was symptom of the performance issue that led to the creation of EventJXTableModel? I'm debugging some issues where the UI gets so bogged down in events that it appears that it's halted (and eventually things start OOMing).
Sam
On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 5:12 PM, Holger Brands
<hbrands@...> wrote:
Hey Sam,
EventJXTableModel was introduced for JXTable to define a different strategy
for converting ListEvents to TableModelEvents.
I think the plan is to make the event conversion strategy pluggable in
DefaultEventTableModel along with an appropriate factory method,
such that EventJXTableModel can be deprecated, too.
It's on the todo list, so stay tuned...
Hope this helps,
Holger
>Hi Folks,
>
> I'm debugging various performance issues and stumbled upon the
> relatively new EventJXTableModel. It looks like this is extending the
> old EventTableModel class (now deprecated). I tried making my own
> DefaultEventJXTableModel, but it requires the MutableTableModelEvent
> class which is package-private. Would it be possible to either make a
> new DefaultEventJXTableModel class that extends DefaultEventTableModel,
> or make MutableTableModelEvent public?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Sam
>
>
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