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addColumn(String) actually gets resolved as addColumn(Object), which itself
is addColumn(Object, Vector), with this Vector being sent a null argument.  I
am guessing that the column name is just the toString() method of whatever
Object is in the column identifier.  I looked at the code again this weekend,
and I am going to try to see if setColumnIdentifiers(Object[]) works also.
The difference from the source seems to be that addColumn increments the
number of columns, whereas setColumnIdentifiers(Object[]) specificalls sets
numcolumns to the length of the Object array (or Vector).  I'm still not sure
why the constructor didn't set the table up properly, though.

Rashid420@my-dejanews.com wrote:

> I am having the same problem.
> I think I understand what you mean by "extending the DefaultModel".
> However, I cannot see any addCoumn() method that takes a string.
>
> If you could paste/mail some code, I would sure appreciate it.
>
> Thanks in advance
> Saurabh
>
> In article <357FDE1A.642C37C4@celwave.com>,
>   Thomas Moore <tmoore@celwave.com> wrote:
> >
> > Got it.  I found that the headers will only display properly if I do an
> > addColumn(String) explicitly (extending the DefaultTableModel).
> >
> > Thomas Moore wrote:
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>
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