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My overall goal is this:  To "highlight" (or color) the row that a user
clicked.

My table is set to disallow editing because the application is a "lookup
only" application.  I don't want users typing any replacement values into
any cells.  When editing is disabled, though, nothing gets automatically
colored as the user clicks a cell.  So I'm trying to color a row when a user
clicks it.

My table uses a tabel model that loads the rows based on the results of a
data set.  I have a method in my table model class for loading the rows from
the result set and firing a table change.

My table also uses a renderer.  However, it appears that the only time the
renderer is triggered is when the table is completely reloaded with a new
data result set.  I don't want to reload the data every time the user clicks
the data.

Is there any easy way to have the table re-rendered when a row is clicked?
If so, how?  Thanks.