how bind the jtable to table of database in netbeans 7

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hi I have a jframe and a jtable
and i want bind the table to jtable
how can i do it?
tnx

i try this http://netbeans.dzone.com/news/binding-jtable-swing-controls-[^]

but when i Click on "Import Data to Form..." show a error:
"Importing data into a form in the default package is not allowed"

and try this https://blogs.oracle.com/NetBeansSupport/entry/populating_jtable_from_mysql_database[^] but the table can't drag to the jtable

Posted 19-May-12 6:30am

jiji2663

Updated 19-May-12 6:36am

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TorstenH. · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-20T20:43:00

You need to make proper packages.

Proper written code is organized in packages, that makes it possible to find something when an error appears.

I normally divide in several packages according of the function:

- XX.XX.app (app starter, general things)
- xx.xx.manager (for general, often data related classes like DB connector etc)
- xx.xx.handler (for action handling)
- xx.xx.view (for the GUI)
- xx.xx.view.workbench (I'm developing in RCP)

Each of these Packages has more packages underneath, so I get a pretty well organized workbench.