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I have been searching for more than one day for a way to create a university schedule that can be added to a Java GUI . However I couldn't find any example that are done with Java . I would like a master detail Schedule, The schedule actually did not use a JTable for this, instead drew directly onto the JPanel using Java's built in graphics library (java.awt.Graphics). Java's graphics can then be used to draw lines and Strings. that looks like the one in the following link: https://www.facebook.com/183548125156358/photos/a.183552331822604.1073741826.183548125156358/183552395155931/?type=1&theater
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OriginalGriff 25-Aug-14 4:47am    
And?
Apart from a quick Google, what have *you* done to achieve this?
Where are you stuck?
What help do you need?
J.Ch4 25-Aug-14 5:07am    
i tried to design the schedule using jtable but facing a problem on how to represent the times on row (per example 8:00 am) and i think that the solution is the java.awt.Graphics to draw the times, but i don't find any solution on google
i wish u can help me
thank you
Richard MacCutchan 25-Aug-14 7:02am    
Maybe there is no solution on Google. And maybe you should try to apply your knowledge and design the system to do it.
J.Ch4 25-Aug-14 7:06am    
yes
i want only the way to draw the times on rows using swing,
how can i accomplish this ??
Richard MacCutchan 25-Aug-14 7:20am    
You accomplish it by writing code. Use a pencil and paper to draw out the design you want, and then work out how you can code to create that design.

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