Package org.openide.explorer.view

The Explorer is really an abstraction that needs a view to actually display the nodes.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
CheckableNode	Node service that can be registered into Node's lookup, which adds a possibility to display a check box next to the node display name in the views that support it.
MenuView.Acceptor	Deprecated This interface is almost the same as NodeAcceptor so it is redundant and obsoleted.
QuickSearchTableFilter	Filter of quick search in a table view.

Class Summary

Class	Description
BeanTreeView	Displays Node hierarchy as a tree of all nodes.
ChoiceView	Explorer view based on a combo box.
ContextTreeView	A view displaying tree of Nodes but not showing its leaf nodes.
IconView	A view displaying Nodes as icons.
ListTableView	Deprecated Use org.openide.explorer.view.TreeTableView instead.
ListView	Explorer view to display items in a list.
MenuView	An explorer view that shows the context hierarchy in a popup menu.
MenuView.Menu	Menu item representing a node (with children) in a menu hierarchy.
MenuView.MenuItem	Menu item that can represent one node in the tree.
NodeListModel	Model for displaying the nodes in list and choice.
NodePopupFactory	Allows customization of the popup menus of TableView and OutlineView.
NodeRenderer	Default renderer for nodes.
NodeTableModel	Table model with properties (Node.Property) as columns and nodes (Node) as rows.
NodeTreeModel	Model for displaying the nodes in tree.
OutlineView	Explorer view displaying nodes in a tree table.
TableView	Explorer view displaying nodes in a table.
TreeTableView	Explorer view.
TreeView	Base class for tree-style explorer views.
Visualizer	This class provide access to thread safe layer that reflects the hierarchy of Nodes, but is updated only in event dispatch thread (in contrast to nodes that can be updated from any thread).

Package org.openide.explorer.view Description

The Explorer is really an abstraction that needs a view to actually display the nodes. The same nodes might be represented as an expandable tree, as a tabbed pane showing icons, as a popup menu, etc. The Explorer API permits creation of new views, and contains several standard views that may be reused in special contexts.