Re: JTable column labels

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From: Steve Horsley
Date: Fri, 25 Jun 1999 00:00

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I don't think a naked JTable will display its column names.
However...
If you drop it into a JScrollPane, bingo! The JScrollPane shows
the column-names, and they don't scroll with the table. They're
draggable so you can re-order the display, too.

I think a JTable is intended to be dropped in a JScrollPane as
a matter of course.

Steve
//----------------------
Leo Cohen wrote:
> 
> What does it take to get a label onto a column in a JTable? Everything I
> read tells me that getColumnName(columnIndex) in the table model
> interface is supposed to do it, but I get the table without any labels.
>

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