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I GOT IT TO WORK!!!!

Don't know why...
But I changed from JBuilder (On Windows) to a Sun Workstation and it
works...

If any can explain... it would be very educative....

Thnks

Gustavo Lopez



Gustavo Lopez <tuolden@rice.edu> escribi� en el mensaje de noticias
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> Hi....
>
> I know this is a stupid question .. and I have found many answers
(inclusive
> code) but it still does not work...
>
> Ok... let me explain .. I  just want to add a table... that I could latter
> modify (add/delete/sort) its content.. and most IMPORTANT...
> want to be able to view its column name...
>
> For the modification part .. I read that I need to define a
> abstractTableClass... or something of the sort... I have not gotten to
this
> part yet.
>
> I am using a Frame for this "practice example" ... maybe that could be the
> problem..... maybe I need a panel for this to work.
> But aren't they the same?
> Either way as a FAQ... showed...
>
> Why doesn't my JTable show the column names?
> Although JTable has the column information, it only shows the column
headers
> when the table is put into a JScrollPane:
>
>     panel.add(new JScrollPane(myJTable))
> .....
>
> But I tried this without the panel...
>
> just
> this.add(new JScrollPane(myJTable))   // where this is a extended Frame
> Class...
>
> Doesn't work... Why? beats me....
>
> HELP...
> I don't know what I am doing wrong...
>
> Thnks
> Gustavo Lopez
>
>
>