Adding and populating a TableView object using SceneBuilder

[@mathisawesome618]

That moment when you click on a Scene builder tutorial and the microphone quality is nice - awesome

[@Trolosi123]

The dialect of english typically found in India is considered an official branch of the english language, and is therefore not actually "poor" english - just different.

[@mathisawesome618]

@@Trolosi123 You are absolutely right. I am sorry, i did not mean to be rude and I realise now that my comment was really inappropriate. I am thankful for everyone who takes the time to make a tutorial for other people, no matter the accent or the technology.

[@anon_1-n1e]

@@Trolosi123 Sure but it just sounds really bad and the Indians should try to improve rather than get offended.

[@SM-te2xw]

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[@qualitymanifest40]

Thank you!! This really is by far the best JavaFX tutorial out there. I must have started about a dozen, including a paid course on udemy, and this is explained and organized far better than all of them.

[@jasonguyperson]

Thank you Chief, I owe you one. This little series took some effort on your part and it paid off for me. Thanks again!

[@lucasaparecido1086]

hey dude, thanks a lot for this tutorial playlist, you're saving me a whole semester of frustrated tries to learn and understand javafx. I hope to learn more with you and your new playlists :)

[@jonathannilsson15]

Instead of writing everything by hand at 5:50 you can simply go inside scene builder and add the fx:id first and the go to "View" -> "Show sample controller skeleton" and copy that code into the Person class. Replace the first "?" with the class name (ie. "Person" in this case) and the other "?" with you variable type (Integer, string etc).

you have saved my university project in so many ways, thank you so much!!! please keep it up!!

[@muser5448]

You absolutely did the best job about JavaFX scene builder. You help me a lot. Thanks and wish you keep it ! Come on!

[@bullet996]

Thanks for the video man and keep up the good work!

[@doug9896]

Really good tutorial. I would suggest that you slow down just a bit and make sure you explain where a variable or object was defined that you are going to use. Took me a few backups and replays to fully understand the connection between the scene builder id and what you were using in your controller. Other videos used the same name across different files and was hard to keep track of where they were referencing. Otherwise, great job and I finally got my TableView to load data. Now off to connect it to the database..

[@sabirmohammeditaieb7297]

it didn't work for me, the list didn't show at all in the table view

[@santiagotorres8680]

Thank you soo much for sharing your knowledge! You are amazing :)

[@firdaousslotfi9616]

Thank you this was a life saving tutorial !!

[@fadif8818]

Thank you so much for this video! It was so helpful!

[@nkola89]

hi, how can I dynamically manage the space when I expand the columns, thus making a scroll appear? thank you so much

[@ifraz6]

On selecting the row on tableview, text field to populated with tableview selected data. How to do that.

[@dawidgora7472]

Thanks for help but I have an issue. My model has 2 private properties which are different classes. How do I access theirs properties in PropertyValueFactory?

[@josealejandrochavarriamadr713]

Thanks a lot dude, this was super useful!!

[@sibtiali802]

my object is added but is invisible, is this because of the boolean attribute in my class's constructor?

[@DanceUnderInfluence]

The cells are filled, but invisible.. How do I fix this?

[@havaisali5693]

How can I add data from a CSV file into the TableView? For example instead of birthday, have a column from a CSV file shown?

[@meghanagopu5461]

Saved my Grade and Life!

[@vinipachecov]

Thank you very much, excellent tutorial!

[@amberlilith3745]

I can't understand what is wrong. I have made every things very like the video but the table don't show the texts. In runtime, the table have the same number of lines of the table in the database but nothing is shown. P.S. sorry about my English.

[@van-geraldolivares9662]

Probably you wrote wrong the getter in your Class, if i have a "Person" Class with variable names id, firstname, lastname the getter must be getId(), getFirstname(),getLastname() respectively

[@amberlilith3745]

Many thanks, guy. This was actually useful.

[@jasonguyperson]

@@van-geraldolivares9662 Your comment seriously helped me out. Thank you very much.

[@cubingunlocked1812]

Thanks, great video. But why do we use simple string property instead of string??? And how can I add image to a table view??

[@jaretwright223]

I used a SimpleStringProperty so that later the user could edit directly in the table. As for the image in a table, you can add an Image object in the table the same as any other type of object.

[@IcyBlade3003]

What's the point of SimpleStringProperty? It seems to work just with ordinary String.

[@jaretwright223]

It allows you to edit the table directly

[@IcyBlade3003]

@@jaretwright223 Directly as in, clicking on them after I run the application? Or as in, edit the observable list with code?

[@jaretwright223]

TDuncker You can make the table such that users can click on a cell, edit the content and then save the change directly. That will allow it to behave more like an Excel experience.

[@IcyBlade3003]

@@jaretwright223 Interesting! I might need that for our medicine module implementation test. Can you refer me to the name of that method or a source explaining it? Also amazing you answer comments on your videos so late after upload :)!

[@TheVagofino]

Thank you! your video really help me.

[@freya9107]

Please help, I fallowed along, and I get the error WARNING: Can not retrieve property 'name' in PropertyValueFactory: javafx.scene.control.cell.PropertyValueFactory@4528eb73 with provided class type: class Model.OutSourced java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.IllegalAccessException: module javafx.base cannot access class Model.Part (in module HelloWorldFX) because module HelloWorldFX does not open Model to javafx.base I'm using different columns on the table.

[@bens1752]

DO you have any ideas as to why there is no data showing up in my table? I thought I followed every step, and I'm getting no errors.

[@nadinesebri6207]

me too !!

[@oystein18]

I did change the initialize function on the tableController to look the same as the initialize function in the first scene. Then it worked for me.

[@jawehers]

thank you for the good tutorial but how to build a connection of this code to mysql DB ??

[@Kronk_Code]

ty so much you helped me alot

[@mohammadattarzoghy6520]

Thanks . great job

[@Janikowskiii]

Thank's a lot, Sir!

[@lapaloj415]

Hi there, I have a question. How to send you a mail?

[@mostdope3459]

anyone else getting a null pointer exception in the initialize method??

[@jaretwright223]

Here is a video that describes the common causes of the null pointer exception when using SceneBuilder. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3m9Yn6MbJV_eKc

[@mostdope3459]

Jaret Wright thank ya sir

[@andrei3720]

Can you do a tutorial with using images in javafx? Like display the image from database

[@vatsalrahul5258]

How can i add values into the table that is getting generated dynamically but the values are stored then i am trying to add it resultS3.items.get().add(new S3RESULT(bucketname,key,size.toString,storageClass,lastmodified.toString)) here the result S3 is tableview variable and S3 Result is the Table Name, there are values in the bucknetname,key,size but while runnig it is saying null pointer exception

[@jamieoliver8632]

thanks dude, keep doing vidz

[@jaretwright223]

Without seeing your code, I don't know that I can give you much advice with being able to see the code. Having said that, use the code at github.com/JaretWright/GUIDemo. Use a utility such as beyond compare (www.scootersoftware.com/) to compare the files with yours. Often our eyes will not catch a minor difference between files, but that software is great and highlights it in red. It even lets you edit the files directly.

[@frankkevy]

THANK YOU!

[@kwibukaconfiance8630]

wow thank you so much

[@MadBlissOff]

Thank u dude

[@denysyankiv7286]

save me :) thx!

[@liamirali]

bruh stop using ur mouse that much