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| - | JVx has one model for all controls. It's called Data Book. We have implementations for memory and database organized data books. A data book is like a table (with columns and rows). It needs column definitions to work properly. | + | JVx has one model for all controls. It's called DataBook. We have implementations for memory and database organized databooks. A databook is like a table (with columns and rows). It needs column definitions to work properly. |
| - | If you have simple string arrays or key/value pairs and want to create a data book, you could use the DataBookBuilder. It supports creating memory organized data books with lists, maps, and arrays. | + | If you have simple string arrays or key/value pairs and want to create a databook, you could use the DataBookBuilder. It supports creating memory organized databooks with lists, maps, and arrays. |
| - | If you have an array of strings, simply create a data book with following code: | + | If you have an array of strings, simply create a databook with following code: |
| <file java> | <file java> | ||