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How can I add a combo box to a specific column in my table? I would like for my last column to have a combo box with 3 selections (Yes, No, Both). I will include my table code, so you can better show me how and were the new code would go. ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // createTableViewer() // ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// private TableViewer createTableViewer(Composite parent) { viewer = new TableViewer(parent, SWT.MULTI | SWT.H_SCROLL | SWT.V_SCROLL | SWT.FULL_SELECTION | SWT.BORDER); createColumns

My Text is declared as, Text text= new Text(parent, SWT.MULTI | SWT.BORDER | SWT.V_SCROLL | SWT.WRAP); It should be disabled in some cases. But when I do text.setEnabled(false); the text's scroll bar gets disabled too and i am not able to see the value in the Text completely. My Text Field cannot be READ ONLY. It should be editable in some cases. I am aware of setEditable() method in Text, but I would like to have the same behaviour as when the Text is disabled i.e, background color change, no blinking cursor(caret), unable to do mouse clicks and the text being not selectable etc. I was able

I'm currently working with the DJProject to put a browser into my Java Swing application. DJProject uses SWT to run and I have very little experience with SWT. I want to support Windows and Mac both 32bit and 64bit. I understand there is a swt.jar file for each of these platforms. I have all 4 swt.jar libraries added to my classpath as a library to the main application. My problem is when I try running the application on a Mac for example I get the error: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Cannot load 32-bit SWT libraries on 64-bit JVM how would I go about to

I'm trying to work out how to make SWT widgets (e.g. Label, Frame) be some shape other than rectangular. I've made a custom shaped main window using the setRegion() method. Now I would like the widgets in the window to follow the same shape. I've tried using the setRegion() method on the widgets themselves (they inherit it) but nothing happens. How do I make an SWT widget have a custom shape? I've managed to work it out. It seems my difficulty was arising from a misunderstanding of how to define a custom region. The setBounds() method defines the coordinate system for the custom region. I was

I am learning swing and have one doubt regarding insertion of row to a table. My requirement is such that I have to add a new row by pressing a add button. But I am not able to proceed. please find the code below: If some one know please help me.... {public class TableShellExample { Display d; Shell s; TableViewer tableViewer; CellEditor cellEditor; TableShellExample(){ d = new Display(); s = new Shell(); s.setSize(250,250); s.setText("Table Shell Example"); GridLayout g1 = new GridLayout(); g1.numColumns = 3; s.setLayout(g1); final Table table = new Table(s,SWT.BORDER |SWT.CHECK|SWT.MULTI |

(See update at bottom for new information.) I have a Java SWT application that includes an integrated browser. Everything works fine on Windows and on CENTOS 6.5. I was asked to get the application to work on a new computer to which I installed CENTOS 7. I keep receiving the no swt-mozilla-gtk-4332 in java.library.path error message. I am aware of the various pages that talk on this issue. For instance: StackOverflow 10165693 , 6518568 , 7130980 Jazz.net , Eclipse.org I am using Firefox 24.8.0. That came with CENTOS 7. I just updated all the software too. The references indicated that I should

I how it's possible to setup non resizable window with JFace API. Consider code below that creates application window. I can't find any methods to setup window as not resizable on shell object or application window parent. Is there something I'm missing? public class Application extends ApplicationWindow { public Application() { super(null); } protected Control createContents(Composite parent) { prepareShell(); return parent; } protected void prepareShell() { Shell shell = getShell(); shell.setSize(450, 300); } public static void main(String[] args) { Application app = new Application(); app

I'm having a Check-box Tree View structure, consisting of parent and child nodes. I want to make all the child nodes [of the parent node] appear as checked if parent Tree is checked. Similarly, if parent Tree is unchecked then its childrens should be unchecked. The best way to achieve this would be using the JFace CheckboxTreeViewer as it has the following predefined methods to simplify the task. setSubtreeChecked - Sets the child elements checked on selecting the parent node getCheckedElements - Gets all the checked tree elements final CheckboxTreeViewer treeViewer = new CheckboxTreeViewer