jeditorpane

I want to put JEditorPane in JTable cell. I've written this: jTabel1.setDefaultRenderer(String.class, new StringEditorPane()); ......... class StringEditorPane extends JEditorPane implements TableCellRenderer { public StringEditorPane() { setContentType("text/html"); } public Component getTableCellRendererComponent( JTable table, Object styledString, boolean isSelected, boolean hasFocus, int row, int column) { if (isSelected) { String styledText = (String) styledString; setText(styledText); setBackground(getSelectionColor()); return this; } else { String styledText = (String) styledString;

I'm faithing with JEditorPane . I need simple editor. I've solved the problem with loading and modified HTML containing custom (two) tags (see my older post ). It displays the document properly and I can even edit it now. I can write text, delete either characters or my custom elements. I won a battle, but haven't won the war. The next step is regrettably very problematical too. I'm unable to insert my custom tags. I have a custom action: import my.own.HTMLEditorKit; //extends standard HTMLEditorKit import my.own.HTMLDocument; //extends standard HTMLDocument class InsertElementAction extends

I am implementing a Comment box facility in my application which user can resize using mouse. This comment box contains a scrollpane which instead contains a JEditorPane in which user can insert comment. I have added the editor pane inside a scroll pane for the following reason: auto scolling of jeditorpane When the user resizes the comment box, I am setting the desired size for JScrollPane and the JEditorPane . When the user is increasing the size of the comment box, the size of these components are increasing as desired but when the size of the comment box is decreased, the size of the

I have a JEditorPane that displays HTML that is generated programmatically (at runtime). Up to now when I was adding a "line" I was re-creating the whole HTML text in a string buffer and then passing it to JEditorPane.setText method. Now the HTML created has become quite large (can reach up to a few MB) and I would simply add my new line at the end instead of re-generating all the HTML text. The reason I try to append at the end is to avoid Swing (or the kit ?) having to render/parse the whole text again. Because even though the HTML generation is not performed in the EDT but in another