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Hi:

Well, your overridden getTableCellRendererComponent(...) method receives a
column as
parameter. Its value is the index of the "viewed" column, not the index of
its model, so,
to obtain the right value, you must use:

int modelColumn = myTable.convertColumnIndextoModel(columnParameter);

and work with it to render the cells.

Saludos

Ernesto

Michael Kintzer wrote:

> I have a JTable constructed with a subclass of DefaultTableModel.  In my
> implementation of MyDefaultTableModel, I override isCellEditable to
> return true or false conditionally based on the value in a particular
> column.  If the cell is not editable, I use a renderer to render the
> cell's background gray.
>
> My problem is that if the column's are moved around, in some cases, even
> though isCellEditable is (correctly) returning false, and the renderer
> is correctly showing the gray background for what should be a
> non-editable cell, the JTable prepares an editor anyway.  The reverse is
> also true, after I move the columns around. i.e. isCellEditable returns
> true (correctly), and the renderer paints a white background (again
> correctly), but the JTable fails to create an editor.  Is this a bug in
> JTable?
>
> Thanks for any insights,
>
> Michael Kintzer