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Using Jdom to manipulate XML data to generate an applet containing JTree
in our work, we often encounter the generation of tree components, if you are developing web application, purely JavaScript to generate tree components is very tedious, and the interaction is not very good. So many products enable applets to implement the functionality of the tree component. For example, Weblogic,jboss and other products, such as console. So, to organize the tree data into an XML file, analyze it with jdom, and finally generate the applet is very universal meaning. Next, I will give an example, a point. 1. Prepare an XML file with attribute data, put it in the classpath, I'm org.xml here. [pre]<?xml version= "1.0" encoding= "UTF-8"?><!--sample xml file generated by XMLSPY v5 rel. 3 U (http://www.xmlspy.com)--><node xmlns= " Http://www.javabox.com/schemas/org " xmlns:xsi=" Http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance " xsi: schemalocation= "Http://www.javabox.com/schemas/orge:\mydemo\org.xsd" name= "organization" id= "-1" desc= " " link=" # "> <node name=" General manager " id=" 1 " desc=" " link=" # "> <node name= "Management deputy general Manager" id= "2" desc= "" link = "#"/> <node name= "vice president of productionDaniel " id=" 3 " desc=" " link=" "#" > <node name= "Project Department" id= "7" desc= "" link= "#"/> <node name= "Machinery Company" id= "8" desc= "" link= "#" > <node name= "The id= of the Union Company" "9" desc= "" link= "#"/> <node name= "Loswe Company" id= "9" desc= "" link= "#"/> </node> <node name= "chief Engineer" id= "4" desc= "" link= "#"/> <node name= "chief accountant" id= "5" desc= "" link= "#"/> <node name = "chief economist" id= "6" desc="" link= "#"/> </node></node>[/pre]2. Make sure you can use the Jdom parser if you don't have to go here to download. 3. Used to represent nodes of a tree node javabean,treenode.javapackage com.javabox.jtree;public class treenode{ private string id; private string name; private string Link; public treenode (String id,string name,string link) { this.id=id; this.name=name; this.link=link; } public string getid () { return id; } Public void setid (string id) { this.id=id; } public void setname (String name) { this.name=name; } public string getname () { return name; } Public string tostring () { return name; } public string getlink () { return link; } public void setlink (String Link) { this.link=link; }}4. Written by himself treecellrenderer,iconrender.javapackage com.javabox.jtree;import javax.swing.*;import java.awt.*;import javax.swing.tree.*;import javax.swing.tree.defaulttreecellrenderer;class iconrender extends defaulttreecellrenderer { //, you need to replace your icon public static final icon. leafselectedicon = new imageicon ("Greeball.") JPG "); public static final icon leafunselectedicon = new ImageIcon ("Greyball.") JPG "); public static final icon folderopen = new imageicon (" Folderopen. JPG "); public static final iCon folderclose = new imageicon ("Folderclose.") JPG "); public component gettreecellrenderercomponent (jtree tree, Object value, boolean selected, boolean expanded, boolean leaf, int row, boolean hasfocus) &NBsp { super.gettreecellrenderercomponent (tree, value, selected, expanded, leaf, row, hasfocus); if (leaf && Selected) { seticon (Iconrender.leafselectedicon); } else if (leaf) { seticon ( Iconrender.leafunselectedicon); } return this; } public iconrender () { super (); This.setleaficon (Leafunselectedicon); this.setopenicon (Folderopen); this.setclosedicon (Folderclose); }}5.applettree.java, the file parses an XML file, generates an applet with JTree, you can embed it in a jsp,html file, or you can run the file directly. Package com.javabox.jtree;import javax.swing.event.*;import java.awt.*;import java.applet. *;import javax.swing.*;import javax.swing.tree.*;import java.awt.event.*;import org.jdom.* ; import org.jdom.input.*;import java.io.*;import java.util.*;import java.awt.*;import javax.swing.*;import javax.swing.border.*;import javax.swing.plaf.*;import javax.swing.plaf.basic.*;import javax.swing.plaf.metal.*;import java.io.*;import netscape.javascript.*;p ublic class applettree extends applet implements treeselectionlistener{ private jtree tree; private treepath path; private Panel topPanel; private DefaultMutableTreeNode top; private defaultmutabletreenode clicknode; prIvate string link; public applettree () { } public void init () { try{ super.init (); This.setlayout (New gridlayout (1,1)); tree=createtree (New FileInputStream (" Org.xml ")); tree.getselectionmodel (). Setselectionmode (Treeselectionmodel.single_tree_ SELECTION); tree.putclientproperty ("Jtree.linestyle", "angled"); Tree.setshowsroothandles (True); tree.seteditable (false); Tree.addtreeselectionlistener ( this ); iconrender render=new Iconrender (); tree.setcellrenderer (render); toppanel=new Panel (New borderlayout ()); toppanel.add (tree); this.add ( Toppanel); }catch (excePtion e) { e.printstacktrace (); } } public jtree createtree (Inputstream is) { saxbuilder Builder = new saxbuilder (); try { document doc = builder.build (is); element root= Doc.getrootelement (); treenode rootnode=new treenode ( Root.getattributevalue ("id"), root.getattributevalue ("name"), Root.getattributevalue ("link"); top=new defaultmutabletreenode (RootNode); addnode ( Root,top); } catch (Exception ex) { ex.printstacktrace () } //You can change the color of the lines in JTree here, I ask foreign experts to find, very cool oh:) Uimanager.put ( "Tree.hash", new coloruiresource (color.red) ); Return new jtree (top); } /** * * @param e jdom elements to be added * @param rootNode root node */ private void addnode (Element e,defaultmutabletreenode rootnode) { string id=e.getattributevalue ("id"); string name=e.getattributevalue (" Name "); string link=e.getattributevalue (" link "); treenode node=new treenode (id,name,link); //If there is a parent node element father=e.getparent (); if (father!=null) { string fid=father.getattributevalue ("id"); defaultmutabletreenode Fathernode=gettreenode (Fid,rootnode); if (Fathernode!=null) { Fathernode.add (New defaultmutabletreenode (node)); } } //If there is a child node iterator it=e.getchildren (). Iterator (); while (It.hasnext ()) { element child= (Element) It.next (); addnode (child,rootnode); } } /** * Find tree nodes by ID,//Breadth First * @param id Node ID * @param rootNode root node * @return Defaultmutabletreenode */ private defaultmutabletreenode gettreenode ( String id,defaultmutabletreenode rootnode) { defaultmutabletreenode Returnnode=null; if (RootnodE!=null) { enumeration enum=rootnode.breadthfirstenumeration (); while (Enum.hasmoreelements ()) { defaultmutabletreenode temp= (Defaultmutabletreenode) enum.nextelement (); treenode node= (TreeNode) temp.getuserobject (); if (Node.getid (). Equals (ID)) { returnnode=temp; break; } } } return Returnnode; } public void valuechanged ( treeselectionevent event ) { if ( event.getsource () == tree ) { path = evEnt.getpath (); clicknode= (Defaultmutabletreenode) path.getLastPathComponent ( ); object uo=clicknode.getuserobject (); if (Uo instanceof treenode) { treenode nd= ( TreeNode) Clicknode.getuserobject (); link=nd.getlink (); } //calls a JavaScript function;// JSObject.getWindow (This) .eval ("Javascript:window.open (' +link+") ") ; } } public static void main (String[] args ) { jframe frame=new jframe ("test"); applettree tree=new applettree (); tree.init (); Frame.getcontentpane (). Add (tree); &Nbsp; frame.setsize (600,600), frame.show (), }}6. Running one of these, isn't it cool? , you can also embed it in the Web page, call the Javasript function, to refresh the page.
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