Binding Swing components to Java objects?

Though usable, Beansbinding is dead - it was artificially pushed into 1. X state when it was far from having earned that version number and not much changed since then. Whatever problems you discover, they will not be fixed - except you do it yourself :-) As to the particular bullets.

Though usable, Beansbinding is dead - it was artificially pushed into 1. X state when it was far from having earned that version number and not much changed since then. Whatever problems you discover, they will not be fixed - except you do it yourself :-) As to the particular bullets: the overall idea is that the TableModel is-a List of objects, its columns bound to properties (bean or EL) of the object.It's typically an ObservableList which does supports modifications.

JComboBox is a construction site. Selection binding in JList/JTable are available and consistent making (single) selection writable isn't such a big deal (experimented with an adapter for JXTable in the incubator). Haven't seen a write-only property, which do you mean?

As with every binding framework, you need Converters to map values types (that's unrelated to rendering, btw, though plays a role in editing) The obvious current alternative is JGoodies Binding. Didn't look into it for a while, but seen that it came out with a new version recently, so definitely under development and used. A future alternative might be fx binding - it's still in its infancy, waiting for kind souls to build some usable framework around its barebones.

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