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Since Blu-ray is now accepted (for the most part) as the new HD disc format standard, many questions have come up about closed-captioning and subtitling for Blu-ray Disc (also referred to as BD). First off, to get the record straight, Blu-ray does not support closed captioning.

Since Blu-ray is now accepted (for the most part) as the new HD disc format standard, many questions have come up about closed-captioning and subtitling for Blu-ray Disc (also referred to as BD). First off, to get the record straight, Blu-ray does not support closed captioning.

Since Blu-ray is now accepted (for the most part) as the new HD disc format standard, many questions have come up about closed-captioning and subtitling for Blu-ray Disc (also referred to as BD). First off, to get the record straight, Blu-ray does not support closed captioning.

Since Blu-ray is now accepted (for the most part) as the new HD disc format standard, many questions have come up about closed-captioning and subtitling for Blu-ray Disc (also referred to as BD). First off, to get the record straight, Blu-ray does not support closed captioning.

The JXTreeTable is a very versatile component and can be used to display hierarchical data of any kind. The filesystem by virtue of its hierarchical nature lends itself nicely for display using the JXTreeTable component. The JXTreeTable uses the directory tree as its model. For a file, the file attributes such as size, file type etc. are best displayed alongside the filename rather than as children as this would make the display more compact and require fewer mouse clicks from the user to view the data. By attaching highlighters and filters to the JXTreeTable, it would now be possible to highlight rows and also filter rows based on some search criteria. The JXTreeTable is thus ideally suited for displaying XML and this paper elaborates the various steps involved in this process.