Re: populating JTable on the fly rather than hard coding the data

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From: dreiland
Date: Sat, 17 Oct 1998 00:00

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Hello, since you figured this out. Maybe you could shared it with me. I am
interested in doing something like this as well.

thanks,
Doug
In article <3624A5BD.9B05E1DB@cdc.gov>,
  "Madhusudan Chaganthi (Madhu)" <mvc9@cdc.gov> wrote:
> Hi
> I have a situation wherein I have a blank JTable in an application, only
> the columnName appears in the GUI rest all being empty. When the user
> clicks on a button, the JTable needs to populate it with the data which
> comes in with this button click under this column.
>
> I was trying DefaultTableModel with just the columnName. When I tried to
> add the data using addRow, nothing happens. I've tried setDataVector and
> other such methods too !!
>
> Could anyone tell me as to where I can get an example program or
> concepts for using JTable with dynamic data rather than hard coded data
> ?
>
> Thanks
> Madhu
>
>


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