Re: can JTree's have multiple roots and models ?


> I suspect the answer is "no" to both, but I'm not sure.
>
> Have you considered taking all your trees, and making them children of a
> so-called "super root", and then using that as the root of the JTree?

I currently have this, but my tree is getting too deep and everything
stems from one main root node. I'd like to take some of this wasted
space/level off.

Maybe I can just hide the main root node and just show the children.

>
> Similarly, take all your TreeModels and make them children of a
> "super-TreeModel", and make that the model for your JTree.
>
> - Oliver

Not sure I follow this idea, I didn't think models could have models,
unless you meant to make my own super model to manage it's children
models.

.

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