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You can implement your own javax.swing.ListCellRenderer for the JList and
implement the getListCellRendererComponent method to return a check box. The
check box comes with its own label (see setText() method); so you don't need
to handle that separately.

ListCellRender is an interface.  DefaultListCellRenderer is a concrete class
that extends JLabel.

HTH.

"Sam Seaborn" <sam@rightclick.ca> wrote in message
news:40980aed$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to do a JList of JCheckboxes (like in JBX's 'close projects'
> dialog box).
>
> I have implemented a JTable with two columns, one for the checkbox and one
> for the label.  But it's not exactly what I want, and not as nice as
JBX's.
>
> Also, I tried dynamically GridBagLayout-ing JCheckBoxes on a JPanel to
> duplicate the behaviour, but that turned out even worse.
>
> How would you Swing gurus do it?
>
> Sam
>
>