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The answer is definetly YES. That's what swing is - u can do practically
everything u want to. As to samples, there is a REALLY good tutorial on
JavaSoft site:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/index.html

Moreover u can download it and browse off-line.

There is exactly what u r looking 4. Another reference is
http://java.sun.com/products/jfc/tsc/index.html
Just some useful info.

But don't use JDK1.2 (at least if your system is Win95) since there are
some REALLY serious bugs concerning repainting and refreshing.

Think it could help,
                     Vladimir

Mario Christ wrote:
> 
> Hi there,
> 
> before I start to read lots of pages about swing.jtable I would like to
> ask the experienced user community if it is worth beginning to learn
> something about jtable.
> 
> My direkt question is the following:
> Can I use JTable to create a table that:
> - contains Buttons, texts and/or  JComboBoxes
> - every of theese Buttons/Texts/JComboBoxes has its own tooltip text
> 
> A direkt yes or no would be fine. I'll learn how to do this by myself.
> However, if you already have some piece of code to look in you are
> welcome to send it to me.
> 
> Mario, Berlin
> 
> PS: Please send your answer to my mailbox as well.

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