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1 package com.opensymphony.workflow.designer.model;
2
3 import com.opensymphony.workflow.loader.ResultDescriptor;
4 import com.opensymphony.workflow.designer.ResourceManager;
5
6
11 public class ResultsTableModel extends ListTableModel
12 {
13 private String  [] header = new String []{ResourceManager.getString("id"), ResourceManager.getString("owner"),
14 ResourceManager.getString("status"), ResourceManager.getString("status.old"),
15 ResourceManager.getString("step")};
16
17 public int getColumnCount()
18 {
19 return header.length;
20 }
21
22 public String getColumnName(int column)
23 {
24 return header[column];
25 }
26
27 public Class getColumnClass(int columnIndex)
28 {
29 switch(columnIndex)
30 {
31 case 0:
32 case 4:
33 return Integer .class;
34 case 1:
35 case 2:
36 case 3:
37 return String .class;
38 default:
39 return String .class;
40 }
41 }
42
43 public Object getValueAt(int rowIndex, int columnIndex)
44 {
45 ResultDescriptor result = (ResultDescriptor)list.get(rowIndex);
46 switch(columnIndex)
47 {
48 case 0:
49 return result.hasId() ? new Integer (result.getId()) : null;
50 case 1:
51 return result.getOwner()!=null ? result.getOwner() : "";
52 case 2:
53 return result.getStatus()!=null ? result.getStatus() : "";
54 case 3:
55 return result.getOldStatus()!=null ? result.getOldStatus() : "";
56 case 4:
57 return new Integer (result.getStep());
58 default:
59 return "";
60 }
61 }
62 }
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