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  Tutorial: Displaying Hierarchical data in JTree

In this section, you will learn to display the hierarchical data in JTree . When you select the hierarchical data it is also displayed on the command prompt.

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In this section, you will learn to display the hierarchical data in JTree . When you select the hierarchical data it is also displayed on the command prompt.

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The following program constructs a tree that displays the hierarchical data. Here CellRenderer class extends JLabel and implements TreeCellRenderer. It displays the tree node like: File, Subfile and SubNode. The getTreeCellRendererComponent() method sets the value of the current tree cells. If your selection is 'true' (if any node is selected ), the cell is expanded and the selected node is displayed . The StringBuffer class implements a mutable sequence of characters. The TreeSectionListener listens to any change needed for the TreeSeclectionModel. The TreeSectionEvent handles the changes to be made in the current selection.


 

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