Originally Posted by geeeeky.girl
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- First and foremost, will I be able to associate events, any and all types of events, with the different cells of the JTable grid afterwards, "headers" included?
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Yes.
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- How do you make a JTable without column headers?
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If you add a JTable to a JPanel, its standard behavior is to appear without column headers. You must either add the table headers explicitly such as to the NORTH pane in a BorderLayout container or add the JTable to a JScrollPane. So in other words, this should not be a problem for you.
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- How do you make a JTable with list "headers"?
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so you want "row" headers? If so, I don't believe that this is standard behavior for a JTable, but having said this, I've seen on Google and Sun Java Forum searches several examples of how to do this.
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- How do you choose the individual size of a specific line or column?
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That's all part of the JTable API.
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Oh yeah, last question. If I have another part of the window where I'd like to include a few words, i.e., some text (and this has nothing to do with the JTable, this would be a separate "component"), what's the simplest/best way to create a border around it? (Could you give me a few lines of code?)
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I'd place it in its own JPanel and call setBorder(BorderFactory.createLineBorder(....)); on the JPanel.