In Java, display two objects from an ArrayList with two attributes in a JTable. This Menu has three buttons on the bottom, add, edit, and exit. For Example:

Name	Color
Banana	Yellow
Apple	Red

ADD(BUTTON ) EDIT(Button) EXIT (Button)

When the user highlights an object and clicks edit, another screen pops up to allow the user to enter new attributes for the object. The user should be able to enter any attribute name they would like.

For example, When the user highlights the word Banana another view appears and allows them to change the name of Banana to Grapefruit and to change the color to Pink. The user enters the attributes they wish to change into JTextFields. Afterwards, they can click an update button at the bottom to update the current object, click delete to remove the current object, or hit return to return to the main menu with the Jtable.

Example of Edit View:

Change Name to: Grapefruit (JtextField)

Change Color : Pink (JTextField)

Update(Button) Delete(Button) Return (Button)

The JTable from the Main Menu must now display the updated attributes.

Name	Color
GrapeFruit	Pink
Apple	Red

ADD(BUTTON ) EDIT(Button) EXIT (Button)

When the user clicks the ADD button from the JTable, a separate view menu is displayed that allows the user to add a new object to the JTable menu through the use of JTextFeilds.

Example of Add View:

Add Name: Grape (JtextField)

Add Color : Purple (JTextField)

Update(Button) Return (Button)

When the user Clicks update, the Main JTable menu must now show the added object or simply return if no object was added.

Name	Color
GrapeFruit	Pink
Apple	Red
Lemon	Yellow
Grape	Purple

ADD(BUTTON ) EDIT(Button) EXIT (Button)

Use a controller object to communicate between the view classes and Object classes.