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Raf Lenaerts wrote:

> > > I have written a MyTable (extending JTable) with MyTableModel and
> > > MyTreeCellRenderer. The data that gets displayed is correct, but I am
> > > having troubles with the displaying of the data. All columns have a
> > > fixed width (I don't know why) and don't adjust to the width of my
> > > table. Either their is some space after the last column, or the last
> > > column does not get displayed.
> > > If I put the MyTable in a JScrollPane then there are never any
> > > scrollbars.
> >
> > Check for the scrollBarPolicies of the ScrollPane.
> > Set them to as_needed or as_always.
> > Then check the weight and autoscrolls settings for the cells.
> > Check the insets and internal padding settings for the cells also.
> > And set fixedWidth to false it there is such property.
> >
> The scrollbars were set as_needed.
> And I don't see how I have access to the cells. I only have a TableModel for
> MyTable. Do you mean yhay I should use a TableCellRenderer?
>
> I should say that if I change the width of one column, then all other
> collumns change their width and the table is displayed correctly. But I want
> it displayed correctly from the first moment.
>
> Raf

Maybe you have set the preferredSize of your table columns. When repainting a
JTable, Java always respects the preferredSize of a column. The fact that there
are
noScrollbars may be because of the JTable's autoResizeMode. Scrollbars are only
visible if the autoResizeMode was set to JTable.AUTO_RESIZE_OFF.

Regards,
   Dirk