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Oracle 10g/11g - Operating system support info required

Ma617765acJul 31 2008 — edited Aug 11 2008
I want to know all the operating systems supported by oracle 10g and 11g. I searched through oracle tech. center, but failed to find this information.

I want to know if oracle (10g/11g) is supported on Linux S/390?

Thanks
Mac

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843806
Possibly for this you could attach a
CellEditorListener
to the cell in question? Then when you give it focus?

Not sure on how to set the cursor though...
camickr
Override the setClickCountsToStart() to 1 of the DefaultCellEditor.
843806
Nice!
843806
hello, i am lost. could you be share some snippet code with me? i can't figure out where to override the code as mentioned. thanks.
camickr
Create a new DefaultCellEditor. Set the click count property. Add the editor to the table as the default editor.
843806
hello, do you mean like this?
DefaultCellEditor dce = new DefaultCellEditor();
dce.setClickCountsToStart() = 1;
JTable jt.add(dce);
843806
No you'd call:
JTable yourTable = new JTable();
DefaultCellEditor dce = new DefaultCellEditor();

dce.setClickCountToStart(1);

yourTable.setCellEditor(dce);
843806
Actually it'd be more something like
TableCellEditor editor = new DefaultCellEditor(yourTextFieldHere);
editor.setClickCountToStart(1);
yourTable.setCellEditor(editor);
Does that help?
843806
Hi yes, thanks and this may help too.

((DefaultCellEditor)table.getDefaultEditor(String.class)).setClickCountToStart(1);
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