add form in abstract view

[AleSky]

hi guys i'm try to add a form in an AbstractView

this is a snippet of code from my abstract view

	protected JComponent createControl() {
		
		JPanel view = new JPanel(new BorderLayout());
		
		//crate table
		myTable = new MyTable();
		JComponent table = myTable.getControl();
                //create scroll bal per tabella
		JScrollPane sp = getComponentFactory().createScrollPane(table);

                //create a form
		TableForm tableForm = new TableForm(new Persona());
		
		view.add(tableForm.getControl(), BorderLayout.CENTER);
		view.add(sp, BorderLayout.CENTER);

the table is correct rendered but the form is not visible. TableForm is this

public class TableForm extends AbstractForm{


	public TableForm(Persona persona){
		super(FormModelHelper.createFormModel(persona, "personaForm"));
	}


	@Override
	protected JComponent createFormControl() {

		TableFormBuilder builder = new TableFormBuilder(getBindingFactory()); 
		builder.add("firstName"); 
		builder.row(); 
		builder.add("lastName"); 
		builder.row(); 		
		builder.add("address.street"); 		
		builder.row(); 		
		builder.add("address.city"); 	
		builder.row(); 		
		builder.add("address.state"); 	
		builder.row(); 		
		builder.add("address.zip"); 		
		
		JPanel panel = (JPanel) builder.getForm(); 
		panel.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(10, 10, 10, 10));

		return panel;
	}

}

i'm try to develop a classic form with table results.
I mean in the top of the page input fields with button
and in the bottom page tables result

thanks for any help

[LievenDoclo]

Uhm... not sure about this, but it seems like you're adding both components to the center part of the borderlayout, adding the table last. It's been a while since I've worked with BorderLayout, but this seems a bit fishy.
If this turns out to be the problem, have a look at MigLayout. It's a lot easier to work with and has less surprises .

[AleSky]

Uhm... not sure about this, but it seems like you're adding both components to the center part of the borderlayout, adding the table last. It's been a while since I've worked with BorderLayout, but this seems a bit fishy.
If this turns out to be the problem, have a look at MigLayout. It's a lot easier to work with and has less surprises .

thanks man you are right

error in the definition of layout

i'm very heppy to see that there is someone in this forum also if Spring Rich Client is not more developed

[aadhirasharma]

Thanks for the coding.