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Using OnCellClick with TablView to get cell value

Posted on Feb 10, 2005 at 02:41 PM 19 Views

Hi,

I have created an iView with a Table View in it. I've also created an onCellClick event successfully raises the event in my Java Code.

How in my code do I get the value of cell that has been clicked?

I've read through the documentation but can't find a reference to how this particular operation is done?

Thanks

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    author's profile photo Detlev Beutner
    Detlev Beutner
    Posted on Feb 10, 2005 at 03:16 PM
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    Hi KR,

    this is part of the documentation!

    // CALLED IF THE USER CLICKED IN ONE CELL OF THE TABLEVIEW
public void onCellClick(Event event) {
  // get the event
  TableCellClickEvent tcce = (TableCellClickEvent) event; // get the event
  // get the coordinates for the clicked cell and store it in the bean
  myBean.setClickedCell(tcce.getVisibleRowIndex(), tcce.getVisibleColIndex());
  // calculate the position in the table. The values returned above are "absolut" to the visible
  // cells. The first visible row is available in the bean. So the value of the first
  // visible row is added.
  int realSelectedRow = tcce.getVisibleRowIndex() + Integer.parseInt(myBean.getVisibleRow()) - 1;
  int realSelectedColumn = tcce.getVisibleColIndex();
  // Store the cell position in the bean. This information is displayed as textView under the tableView in the JSP
  myBean.setClickedCellData(myBean.getModel().getValueAt(realSelectedRow, realSelectedColumn).toString());
}

    But you're not the only one who does not find it 😊 See https://forums.sdn.sap.com/thread.jspa?threadID=11304

    Hope it helps

    Detlev

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    Posted on Feb 10, 2005 at 04:28 PM
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    Many Thanks,

    That works great! 😊

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