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Have you tried the following methods?

      JTable.repaint()
      JTable.revalidate()

-CV


Bob Pfingsten wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I have a jtable which is being placed inside of  a jscrollpane which in turn
> is dropped on a jpanel.  I am using jBuilder 3 and jdk1.2.  My problem is
> that the table does not seem to be sizing itself correctly.  That is it is
> too big and the last column is extending of the edge of the scrollpane.  In
> my class I have extended jframe then simply add my scrollpane which was
> instantiated with the table as a parameter.  Accroding to sun this is a
> known problem, but the only solution they had was to manually resize the
> table( really.....not very professional).  Does anyone have a better
> workaround.  I can post the rest of my code, but below is where I initialize
> everything.  Thanks in advance.
>
>       table.setGridColor(((GridColor!=null)?GridColor:Color.black));
>       table.setForeground(((Foreground!=null)?Foreground:Color.white));
>       table.setBackground(((Background!=null)?Background:Color.cyan));
>
> table.setSelectionBackground(((SelectionBackground!=null)?SelectionBackgroun
> d:Color.cyan.brighter()));
>
> table.setSelectionForeground(((SelectionForeground!=null)?SelectionForegroun
> d:Color.black));
>       table.setRowSelectionAllowed(getRowSelectionAllowed());
>       table.setColumnSelectionAllowed(getColumnSelectionAllowed());
>       scrollPane = new
> JScrollPane(table);//table.createScrollPaneForTable(table);
>       this.add(scrollPane);
>       this.paintAll(this.getGraphics());