Swing Dynamics Table binding

I'm having problems to create a dynamic array binding.
What I'm trying to do is actually a table with columns that are dynamic, based on a ViewObject created dynamically (created during execution).

The method below belongs to the AppModuleImpl class.
/* Of course hardcoded strings will be removed */
public ViewObject createViewObj() {
        String voInstanceNm = "VOInstanceName";
        String sql = "SELECT ROWNUM, GRU_CD_GRP, GRU_NM_GRP FROM ADM_GRUPOS";
        String[][] props = {{"ROWNUM", "LABEL", "Name1Label"},
                            {"GRU_CD_GRP", "LABEL", "Name1Labe2"},
                            {"GRU_NM_GRP", "LABEL", "Name1Labe3"}};

        ViewObject vo = createViewObjectFromQueryStmt(voInstanceNm,sql);
        for (int i = 0; i < props.length; i++) {
               String attNm = props[0];

               String propNm = props[i][1];

               String propVal = props[i][2];

               AttributeDefImpl attDef = (AttributeDefImpl)vo.findAttributeDef(attNm);

               attDef.setProperty(propNm, propVal);

}

return vo;

}





This is working, I can iterate through fetched rows after a executeQuery() call.



The exception (NPE) occurs in the fragment below, when I try to create a JUTableBinding:

        
/* this fragment is in the jbinit() method */

DynaVOImpl am = (DynaVOImpl)Configuration.createRootApplicationModule("pack.DynaVO", "DynaVOLocal");
        ViewObject vo = am.createViewObj();
        
        RowSetIterator rsi = vo.createRowSetIterator("RowSetIter");
        DCDataControl dc = panelBinding.findDataControl("DynaVODataControl"); //I didn't know how to get a reference to the DynaVODataControl, so I've dragged a rollback operation from the DynaVODataControl
        JUIteratorBinding juib = new JUIteratorBinding(dc, rsi);
        
        String[] attribs = {"GRU_CD_GRP","GRU_NM_GRP"};

        JUTableBinding tb = new JUTableBinding(dynaTable, juib, attribs); //<<<<the exception is thrown
        dynaTable.setModel(tb.getModel());
The exception StackTrace:


java.lang.NullPointerException
at oracle.jbo.uicli.jui.JUTableBinding.getModelImpl(JUTableBinding.java:529)
at oracle.jbo.uicli.jui.JUTableBinding.setControl(JUTableBinding.java:395)
to oracle.jbo.uicli.jui.JUTableBinding. < init > (JUTableBinding.java:381)
to oracle.jbo.uicli.jui.JUTableBinding. < init > (JUTableBinding.java:373)
to the view. Form.jbInit (Form.java:103)
to the view. Form.setBindingContext (Form.java:191)
to the view. Form.main (Form.Java:244)




The columns are created with the right label, but the exception is thrown and it shows no line...




Any suggestion?




Kind regards
Gustavo 
         
        
 
         
Discover the static methods of the JUTableBinding.createAttributeListBinding ().
The binding needs a JUPanelBinding, you do not provide one. This is whence the NPE.
The iterator binding is also created by the static method.


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