How to see Database table in JTable ?

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Hello everyone,

I have a table "COURSES" in my JDBC database. I am adding some information via button.

I created another button to view what "COURSES" include ?
Could anybody show me some way ?

I have created a form and put a table and a button inside it.

Posted 13-Aug-12 2:41am

FoxRoot

Updated 13-Aug-12 2:46am

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TorstenH. 13-Aug-12 14:44pm

- read data from DB
- present in Table

Where is the problem? You are already writing in the DB, so reading should not be a problem.

FoxRoot 15-Aug-12 1:59am

TorstenH thank you for comment but I have problem again. I am reading data line by line and printing the data via messagebox(JOptionPane) again line by line. But I want to put them in a table with spesific column names. For example; Recorded Users(Table Name(Not very important)) User Name, User PassWord, Date Recorded(Column Names).

TorstenH. 16-Aug-12 4:18am

Sorry for this late response - is the topic still on?

You want to have a JOptionPane with a table representing the data?
Is that correct?

FoxRoot 7-Oct-12 10:11am

TorstenH. I am sory for very very late response. I was at my village :) and no internet connection. I started to my project again and I will re built my database(also ER) again. Absoultely I will have questions :)
Thanks for your considerations. Take care.
Sincerely TuranEmre

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