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So I know how to insert an image in the JeditorPane in Java. But for example I would like to put the image between (for example) the 3 and 4 line of text in my Jeditorpane.
It's like in Gmail where you can edit your Signature and you can put some images in it..
What I am trying to do is an email service provider and I would also like to make my own Signatures...
What you need is a HTML Editor with live previe:
Ekit seems fairly light (160Ko in one jar, source and jar here)
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Set content type to text/html and JEditorPane will start rendering the assigned text as HTML. This question explains how to put images. No third party library is necessary, unless you want to use HTML features above 3.2.
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Is it possible to put a button in the table like the attached image?
NatTable is a custom painted table control. Putting real buttons in the table is possible, but actually does not really make sense and could even lead to resource issues in larger tables.
You can actually render anything if you have a corresponding painter. And for a button you of course also need the action binding. NatTable has the ButtonCellPainter to render a cell as a button. But actually the implementation to mimik the button press is a bit outdated IMHO. The corresponding example should give you an idea what you can do and how to do it.
https://git.eclipse.org/c/nattable/org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.nattable.git/tree/org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.nattable.examples/src/org/eclipse/nebula/widgets/nattable/examples/examples/_102_Configuration/Rendering_cells_as_a_link_and_button.java
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I'm using Java Netbeans to develop my display software like this: original display, but when i set fullscreen display to: maximize display that's object content (picture, text, button, panel, etc.) size didn't change.
I've found the methode to image scaling, but it's manually that's object (not all of the object in entire JFrame). There is any easier way to change all of my object content to resize automatically in Java Neatbeans?
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I am developing a web-based POS,
I have a grid of items which can be purchased.
I want to display the name of the chosen Items
in a text area, as they are being selected.
How can I do that? Java Label? HTML Text Area?
I am a bit lost.
Thank You.
Take a look at this tutorial on Oracle's site. Intially you can set the text value in the constructor but as you add items to your transaction, you can use the append() method to add more lines to the textarea.
You could use a JList which will allow you to add items to a list. It will also allow you to customise the way that the content is rendered as well.
Take a look at How to use Lists
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I want to add emoji for a java swing chat application.But I couldn't success yet. Anyone helps me.Thank you.
There is no universal standard for a "smile" icon.
Chat clients that support smilies and other icons send a special code across the wire that the chat client interprets and renders as a smile.
You can take the same approach.
A simpler but more limited approach is to use the Unicode Emoticons (make sure they are properly rendered in your client app though, as not every platform properly renders every Unicode character.)
http://unicodeemoticons.com/
Easy.
Firts, you need print on screen the messages using a JEditorPane, this Swing Component allows you print images and text.
Display images using JEditorPane
The next step is create a "scanner method" to identify "Unicode Emoticons" like ':)' or ':P', etc. If the scanner identify a "unicode emoticon" change this characters for a string with the image corresponding.
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I have an application where I implemented an onKeyPressed event listener for a text field.
In this listener I do a search for results like the input inmy database.
Is there a way that I can show an autocomplete list for the text box displaying the results of the database search?
If you are using swing you can attempt to link the textbox with a list and then you can achive autocomplete functionality using the swing autocomplete package.
Also see this question. Or this one.