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I'm glad I was at least some help.

I am adding rows using the AbstractTableModel quite happily. 
My model gets all its data from a Vector of InfoItem objects 
(my own object). I have one line in the table for each InfoItem.
When I add a new InfoItem to the Vector, I do something like:
    int x = myVector.size(); 
    myVector.add(newItem); 
    myTableModel.fireTableRowsInserted(x, x);
where x is the index number of the added object.
I clear the table with:
    myVector.clear();
    myTableModel.fireTableDataChanged();

Steve.
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Quach Hoa Thanh wrote:
> 
> Steve, the columns appeared when I put JTable inside JScrollPane. However It cut
> off the a bit the top of column title. I'm not sure why but I will mess around
> with it.
> 
> The reason I used DefaultTableModel instead of AbstractTableModel because I want
> to be able to manipulate rows such as adding, deleting and so on.. According to
> Java API docs, DefaultTableModel is a subclass of AbstractTableModel. It should
> work. If I find out a way to make it work, I will post the code here.
> 
> Thanh.
>