Java TableView not populating only one column



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I cannot seem to get one of my Table View columns to populate. The column with the issue is my 'complianceReq'. It is strange because if I swap my 'brandName' into the 'complianceReq' it will show the brand name information correctly. However I cannot seem to get the 'complianceReq' to show up. I have tried to use both boolean and a String version with no success.



I can confirm the variables do have true/false or Yes/No depending on which version I'm trying.



I can also see that the Getter method is not being called as well.



The code for the classes i'm using is here: https://pastebin.com/gswutwk0



This is my Controller Class:



private DBReader dbr;

@FXML
public TableView<JobSummaryData> tblView;

@FXML
public void updateTable()

ObservableList<JobSummaryData> obLst = FXCollections.observableArrayList(dbr.getJobSummary());

tblView.getColumns().clear();
tblView.setItems(obLst);

TableColumn<JobSummaryData,Integer> colJobItem = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,Integer>("Job Item Id");
colJobItem.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,Integer>("jobItemId"));

TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String> colBrandName = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String>("Brand Name");
colBrandName.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,String>("brandName"));

TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String> colCompliance = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String>("Compliance Required");
colCompliance.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,String>("complianceReq"));

TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String> colLink = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String>("Survey Link");
colLink.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,String>("surveyLink"));

tblView.getColumns().addAll(colJobItem, colBrandName, colCompliance, colLink);


@Override
public void initialize(URL arg0, ResourceBundle arg1)
dbr = new DBReader();



This is my JobSummaryData class:



private int jobItemId, submittedMinutes;
private String brandName, storeId, storeName, storeLocation, jobType, status, merchandiserName, agentNumber, areaManagerName, uncompleteReason; //complianceReq
private String eMail, mobile, surveyLink; //TBA Pref contact method
private boolean complianceRequired;
private Date jobDate;

public JobSummaryData(ResultSet rs) throws SQLException

jobItemId = rs.getInt("jobitemid");
submittedMinutes = rs.getInt("submittedminutes");

brandName = rs.getString("brandname");

storeId = rs.getString("storeid");
storeName = rs.getString("storename");
storeLocation = rs.getString("storelocation");
jobType = rs.getString("jobtype");
status = rs.getString("Status");
merchandiserName = rs.getString("merchandisername");
agentNumber = rs.getString("agentnumber");
areaManagerName = rs.getString("areamanagername");
uncompleteReason = rs.getString("uncompletereason");

eMail = rs.getString("Email");
mobile = rs.getString("Mobile");
surveyLink = rs.getString("SurveyLink");

complianceRequired = rs.getBoolean("ComplianceRequired");
/*if(rs.getBoolean("ComplianceRequired"))
complianceReq = "Yes";

else
complianceReq = "No";
*/

jobDate = rs.getDate("jobdate");


public int getJobItemId() return jobItemId;
public int getSubmittedMins() return submittedMinutes;

public String getBrandName() return brandName;
public String getStoreId() return storeId;
public String getStoreName() return storeName;
public String getStoreLocation() return storeLocation;
public String getJobType() return jobType;
public String getJobStatus() return status;
public String getMerchName() return merchandiserName;
public String getAgentNum() return agentNumber;
public String getAreaManagerNum() return areaManagerName;
public String getUncompReason() return uncompleteReason;

public String getEMail() return eMail;
public String getMobile() return mobile;
public String getSurveyLink() return surveyLink;

//public String getComplianceRequired() return complianceReq;
public boolean getComplianceBool() return complianceRequired;

public Date getJobDate() return jobDate;


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    I cannot seem to get one of my Table View columns to populate. The column with the issue is my 'complianceReq'. It is strange because if I swap my 'brandName' into the 'complianceReq' it will show the brand name information correctly. However I cannot seem to get the 'complianceReq' to show up. I have tried to use both boolean and a String version with no success.



    I can confirm the variables do have true/false or Yes/No depending on which version I'm trying.



    I can also see that the Getter method is not being called as well.



    The code for the classes i'm using is here: https://pastebin.com/gswutwk0



    This is my Controller Class:



    private DBReader dbr;

    @FXML
    public TableView<JobSummaryData> tblView;

    @FXML
    public void updateTable()

    ObservableList<JobSummaryData> obLst = FXCollections.observableArrayList(dbr.getJobSummary());

    tblView.getColumns().clear();
    tblView.setItems(obLst);

    TableColumn<JobSummaryData,Integer> colJobItem = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,Integer>("Job Item Id");
    colJobItem.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,Integer>("jobItemId"));

    TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String> colBrandName = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String>("Brand Name");
    colBrandName.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,String>("brandName"));

    TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String> colCompliance = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String>("Compliance Required");
    colCompliance.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,String>("complianceReq"));

    TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String> colLink = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String>("Survey Link");
    colLink.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,String>("surveyLink"));

    tblView.getColumns().addAll(colJobItem, colBrandName, colCompliance, colLink);


    @Override
    public void initialize(URL arg0, ResourceBundle arg1)
    dbr = new DBReader();



    This is my JobSummaryData class:



    private int jobItemId, submittedMinutes;
    private String brandName, storeId, storeName, storeLocation, jobType, status, merchandiserName, agentNumber, areaManagerName, uncompleteReason; //complianceReq
    private String eMail, mobile, surveyLink; //TBA Pref contact method
    private boolean complianceRequired;
    private Date jobDate;

    public JobSummaryData(ResultSet rs) throws SQLException

    jobItemId = rs.getInt("jobitemid");
    submittedMinutes = rs.getInt("submittedminutes");

    brandName = rs.getString("brandname");

    storeId = rs.getString("storeid");
    storeName = rs.getString("storename");
    storeLocation = rs.getString("storelocation");
    jobType = rs.getString("jobtype");
    status = rs.getString("Status");
    merchandiserName = rs.getString("merchandisername");
    agentNumber = rs.getString("agentnumber");
    areaManagerName = rs.getString("areamanagername");
    uncompleteReason = rs.getString("uncompletereason");

    eMail = rs.getString("Email");
    mobile = rs.getString("Mobile");
    surveyLink = rs.getString("SurveyLink");

    complianceRequired = rs.getBoolean("ComplianceRequired");
    /*if(rs.getBoolean("ComplianceRequired"))
    complianceReq = "Yes";

    else
    complianceReq = "No";
    */

    jobDate = rs.getDate("jobdate");


    public int getJobItemId() return jobItemId;
    public int getSubmittedMins() return submittedMinutes;

    public String getBrandName() return brandName;
    public String getStoreId() return storeId;
    public String getStoreName() return storeName;
    public String getStoreLocation() return storeLocation;
    public String getJobType() return jobType;
    public String getJobStatus() return status;
    public String getMerchName() return merchandiserName;
    public String getAgentNum() return agentNumber;
    public String getAreaManagerNum() return areaManagerName;
    public String getUncompReason() return uncompleteReason;

    public String getEMail() return eMail;
    public String getMobile() return mobile;
    public String getSurveyLink() return surveyLink;

    //public String getComplianceRequired() return complianceReq;
    public boolean getComplianceBool() return complianceRequired;

    public Date getJobDate() return jobDate;


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      I cannot seem to get one of my Table View columns to populate. The column with the issue is my 'complianceReq'. It is strange because if I swap my 'brandName' into the 'complianceReq' it will show the brand name information correctly. However I cannot seem to get the 'complianceReq' to show up. I have tried to use both boolean and a String version with no success.



      I can confirm the variables do have true/false or Yes/No depending on which version I'm trying.



      I can also see that the Getter method is not being called as well.



      The code for the classes i'm using is here: https://pastebin.com/gswutwk0



      This is my Controller Class:



      private DBReader dbr;

      @FXML
      public TableView<JobSummaryData> tblView;

      @FXML
      public void updateTable()

      ObservableList<JobSummaryData> obLst = FXCollections.observableArrayList(dbr.getJobSummary());

      tblView.getColumns().clear();
      tblView.setItems(obLst);

      TableColumn<JobSummaryData,Integer> colJobItem = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,Integer>("Job Item Id");
      colJobItem.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,Integer>("jobItemId"));

      TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String> colBrandName = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String>("Brand Name");
      colBrandName.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,String>("brandName"));

      TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String> colCompliance = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String>("Compliance Required");
      colCompliance.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,String>("complianceReq"));

      TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String> colLink = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String>("Survey Link");
      colLink.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,String>("surveyLink"));

      tblView.getColumns().addAll(colJobItem, colBrandName, colCompliance, colLink);


      @Override
      public void initialize(URL arg0, ResourceBundle arg1)
      dbr = new DBReader();



      This is my JobSummaryData class:



      private int jobItemId, submittedMinutes;
      private String brandName, storeId, storeName, storeLocation, jobType, status, merchandiserName, agentNumber, areaManagerName, uncompleteReason; //complianceReq
      private String eMail, mobile, surveyLink; //TBA Pref contact method
      private boolean complianceRequired;
      private Date jobDate;

      public JobSummaryData(ResultSet rs) throws SQLException

      jobItemId = rs.getInt("jobitemid");
      submittedMinutes = rs.getInt("submittedminutes");

      brandName = rs.getString("brandname");

      storeId = rs.getString("storeid");
      storeName = rs.getString("storename");
      storeLocation = rs.getString("storelocation");
      jobType = rs.getString("jobtype");
      status = rs.getString("Status");
      merchandiserName = rs.getString("merchandisername");
      agentNumber = rs.getString("agentnumber");
      areaManagerName = rs.getString("areamanagername");
      uncompleteReason = rs.getString("uncompletereason");

      eMail = rs.getString("Email");
      mobile = rs.getString("Mobile");
      surveyLink = rs.getString("SurveyLink");

      complianceRequired = rs.getBoolean("ComplianceRequired");
      /*if(rs.getBoolean("ComplianceRequired"))
      complianceReq = "Yes";

      else
      complianceReq = "No";
      */

      jobDate = rs.getDate("jobdate");


      public int getJobItemId() return jobItemId;
      public int getSubmittedMins() return submittedMinutes;

      public String getBrandName() return brandName;
      public String getStoreId() return storeId;
      public String getStoreName() return storeName;
      public String getStoreLocation() return storeLocation;
      public String getJobType() return jobType;
      public String getJobStatus() return status;
      public String getMerchName() return merchandiserName;
      public String getAgentNum() return agentNumber;
      public String getAreaManagerNum() return areaManagerName;
      public String getUncompReason() return uncompleteReason;

      public String getEMail() return eMail;
      public String getMobile() return mobile;
      public String getSurveyLink() return surveyLink;

      //public String getComplianceRequired() return complianceReq;
      public boolean getComplianceBool() return complianceRequired;

      public Date getJobDate() return jobDate;


      What have I missed?
      Thanks










      share|improve this question














      I cannot seem to get one of my Table View columns to populate. The column with the issue is my 'complianceReq'. It is strange because if I swap my 'brandName' into the 'complianceReq' it will show the brand name information correctly. However I cannot seem to get the 'complianceReq' to show up. I have tried to use both boolean and a String version with no success.



      I can confirm the variables do have true/false or Yes/No depending on which version I'm trying.



      I can also see that the Getter method is not being called as well.



      The code for the classes i'm using is here: https://pastebin.com/gswutwk0



      This is my Controller Class:



      private DBReader dbr;

      @FXML
      public TableView<JobSummaryData> tblView;

      @FXML
      public void updateTable()

      ObservableList<JobSummaryData> obLst = FXCollections.observableArrayList(dbr.getJobSummary());

      tblView.getColumns().clear();
      tblView.setItems(obLst);

      TableColumn<JobSummaryData,Integer> colJobItem = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,Integer>("Job Item Id");
      colJobItem.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,Integer>("jobItemId"));

      TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String> colBrandName = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String>("Brand Name");
      colBrandName.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,String>("brandName"));

      TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String> colCompliance = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String>("Compliance Required");
      colCompliance.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,String>("complianceReq"));

      TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String> colLink = new TableColumn<JobSummaryData,String>("Survey Link");
      colLink.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<JobSummaryData,String>("surveyLink"));

      tblView.getColumns().addAll(colJobItem, colBrandName, colCompliance, colLink);


      @Override
      public void initialize(URL arg0, ResourceBundle arg1)
      dbr = new DBReader();



      This is my JobSummaryData class:



      private int jobItemId, submittedMinutes;
      private String brandName, storeId, storeName, storeLocation, jobType, status, merchandiserName, agentNumber, areaManagerName, uncompleteReason; //complianceReq
      private String eMail, mobile, surveyLink; //TBA Pref contact method
      private boolean complianceRequired;
      private Date jobDate;

      public JobSummaryData(ResultSet rs) throws SQLException

      jobItemId = rs.getInt("jobitemid");
      submittedMinutes = rs.getInt("submittedminutes");

      brandName = rs.getString("brandname");

      storeId = rs.getString("storeid");
      storeName = rs.getString("storename");
      storeLocation = rs.getString("storelocation");
      jobType = rs.getString("jobtype");
      status = rs.getString("Status");
      merchandiserName = rs.getString("merchandisername");
      agentNumber = rs.getString("agentnumber");
      areaManagerName = rs.getString("areamanagername");
      uncompleteReason = rs.getString("uncompletereason");

      eMail = rs.getString("Email");
      mobile = rs.getString("Mobile");
      surveyLink = rs.getString("SurveyLink");

      complianceRequired = rs.getBoolean("ComplianceRequired");
      /*if(rs.getBoolean("ComplianceRequired"))
      complianceReq = "Yes";

      else
      complianceReq = "No";
      */

      jobDate = rs.getDate("jobdate");


      public int getJobItemId() return jobItemId;
      public int getSubmittedMins() return submittedMinutes;

      public String getBrandName() return brandName;
      public String getStoreId() return storeId;
      public String getStoreName() return storeName;
      public String getStoreLocation() return storeLocation;
      public String getJobType() return jobType;
      public String getJobStatus() return status;
      public String getMerchName() return merchandiserName;
      public String getAgentNum() return agentNumber;
      public String getAreaManagerNum() return areaManagerName;
      public String getUncompReason() return uncompleteReason;

      public String getEMail() return eMail;
      public String getMobile() return mobile;
      public String getSurveyLink() return surveyLink;

      //public String getComplianceRequired() return complianceReq;
      public boolean getComplianceBool() return complianceRequired;

      public Date getJobDate() return jobDate;


      What have I missed?
      Thanks







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          You pass "complianceReq" to the PropertyValueFactory but you have no getComplianceReq() method in your JobSummaryData class. The PropertyValueFactory class requires the getters and setters follow Java Bean naming conventions.



          Change either the cell value factory to:



          colCompliance.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<>("complianceRequired"));


          Or change the getter in your JobSummaryData class to:



          public String getComplianceReq() return complianceReq; 


          If you ever implement JavaFX properties for your JobSummaryData class, don't forget to add the correctly named property-getter—complianceRequiredProperty() or complianceReqProperty(), depending.






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            You pass "complianceReq" to the PropertyValueFactory but you have no getComplianceReq() method in your JobSummaryData class. The PropertyValueFactory class requires the getters and setters follow Java Bean naming conventions.



            Change either the cell value factory to:



            colCompliance.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<>("complianceRequired"));


            Or change the getter in your JobSummaryData class to:



            public String getComplianceReq() return complianceReq; 


            If you ever implement JavaFX properties for your JobSummaryData class, don't forget to add the correctly named property-getter—complianceRequiredProperty() or complianceReqProperty(), depending.






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              You pass "complianceReq" to the PropertyValueFactory but you have no getComplianceReq() method in your JobSummaryData class. The PropertyValueFactory class requires the getters and setters follow Java Bean naming conventions.



              Change either the cell value factory to:



              colCompliance.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<>("complianceRequired"));


              Or change the getter in your JobSummaryData class to:



              public String getComplianceReq() return complianceReq; 


              If you ever implement JavaFX properties for your JobSummaryData class, don't forget to add the correctly named property-getter—complianceRequiredProperty() or complianceReqProperty(), depending.






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                You pass "complianceReq" to the PropertyValueFactory but you have no getComplianceReq() method in your JobSummaryData class. The PropertyValueFactory class requires the getters and setters follow Java Bean naming conventions.



                Change either the cell value factory to:



                colCompliance.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<>("complianceRequired"));


                Or change the getter in your JobSummaryData class to:



                public String getComplianceReq() return complianceReq; 


                If you ever implement JavaFX properties for your JobSummaryData class, don't forget to add the correctly named property-getter—complianceRequiredProperty() or complianceReqProperty(), depending.






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                You pass "complianceReq" to the PropertyValueFactory but you have no getComplianceReq() method in your JobSummaryData class. The PropertyValueFactory class requires the getters and setters follow Java Bean naming conventions.



                Change either the cell value factory to:



                colCompliance.setCellValueFactory(new PropertyValueFactory<>("complianceRequired"));


                Or change the getter in your JobSummaryData class to:



                public String getComplianceReq() return complianceReq; 


                If you ever implement JavaFX properties for your JobSummaryData class, don't forget to add the correctly named property-getter—complianceRequiredProperty() or complianceReqProperty(), depending.







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