TreeView J-Split bean according to BookStudy

Classic Servoy
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Hello everybody,

I am trying to rebuild the user interface of the example bookstudy into my own solution and I have a few questions about it.

After adding all beans available on a form I found only one of the three beans nessocary (bean_882) the other two beans I can`t locate (bean_625 and bean_667). Where can I find them

The properties of the bean_882 I added are not simular to the one used in the bookstudy.

Tip:
Can you use simular names in the add bean window and the name of the beans itself or add the bean number to the name in the bean window.
this would be very helpful for us.

Still running Servoy 2.1.1 beta1

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  1. that name is just a generated name, the names can differ in your case
  2. did you place the same bean?
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Hello Jan,

I don’t know which beans are used in Book Study. Can you please provide the “Servoy” names. Otherwise it’s a wild goosehunt checking weather all the properties are equal.

Is it possible to add the “Servoy” Bean name in the properties?

Thanks in advance Rene.

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The bean is called: dbtreeview

Hope this helps

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Yes I know I have the treeview function working but the treeview bean is used in a tabpanel which is used in a J-split bean and there are three beans on that form
(BookStudy). This form I want to reproduce.

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bean_882 = splitpanel
bean_625 = splitpanel
bean_667 = splitpanel

also look in the method: loadFormsInBean on form: book_studie

To become the bookstudie example, you have to place splitpanel in splitpanel.

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Thank you Harjo.

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Can`t seem to get the beans working as in BookStudy.

Does anybody know how to put tabpanels in a JSplitPane and JSplitpanes in JSplitPanes containing tabpanels

first select Jsplitpane and then add tabpanel or the other way around doesn`t seem to work.

Rene

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look in the method: loadFormsInBean on form: book_studie

that’s all!

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Yes that`s right, I saw that but forgot all about it.

Thanks Harjo