Grid.J
Powerful Grid Controls for Your Java Apps

Like a spreadsheet, a grid control displays data in rows and columns. But Grid.J offers much more: the grid can be used as a control on a dialog or form view, and cells can also act as controls.

The Fullest Feature Grid Control

With Grid.J, you can turn a grid into a fully functioning spreadsheet, with features such as automatic reference updates and circular dependency checks. You can also embed tree behavior to give users an optional tree-like view of a grid. Grid.J delivers both JFC and AWT support, with grids that offer the same interface and different implementations, allowing developers to swap implementations rather than rewrite code. You can bind to any data source, including JDBC and ODBC. Support for DBTools.J is included when Grid.J is purchased as part of the StudioJ suite.

Grid.J provides:

• Control types include: dropdown combobox, dropdown calendar, calculator, listbox, masked edit, button, spinner, and more.
• Formula support with 16 Excel-like formulas.
• Pluggable framework architecture (PFA) so you can optimize the footprint and specify which functionality and features users will see.
• Compatibility with several popular Java IDEs, including Java Workshop^TM, VisualAge^® for Java, JBuilder^TM, Microsoft Visual J++^TM, and Visual Café^TM. JDBC and Symantec dbAnywhere^TM support for database connectivity.

Grid.J ships with full source code.
No royalties or run-time fees are required.

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