JTable Gridline in selected row

[arubin]

I am trying to set up a JTable so that it looks like a JList so that I can use different colours in cells and have everything nicely arranged in columns.

I do not want any grid lines showing so I have table.setShowGrid(false);

My problem is that when I select a row I want it highlighted but I get a white vertical gridline showing in the selected line. Please help me get rid of this line. I want a solid block of background colour across the row.

The code which handles the highlighting is an implemenation of TableCellRenderer in

public Component getTableCellRendererComponent(
.............................
if(isSelected){
setBackground(Color.getHSBColor(0.6F,0.2F,0.9F));
}else {
setBackground(Color.white);
}

[JavaBean]

Can you attach a screenshot of the problem? It is difficult to understand your problem by just reading.

[arubin]

I want to get rid of the vertical white line in the highlighted blue line. I want solid colour right acrosss.

TIA

[JavaBean]

Hi Arubin,

If you want to have a customized rendered list, why don't you use a custom cell renderer for a list. Check the following resource for more information:

How to Use Lists (The Java™ Tutorials > Creating a GUI with JFC/Swing > Using Swing Components)

[arubin]

There is nothing in that tutorial which indicates that what I want to do can be done. What I want works nicely in JTable. I just want to be rid of that irritating white line.

[JavaBean]

That is the result of having two columns. May be you can implement your own look and feel in this case

[arubin]

In other words it cannot be done.

[arubin]

So how do I go about achieving what I want which is a list with items neatly arranged underneath each other and using different colours.

Actually I have managed to achieve this in a list using monospace fonts and I can control colours with html. But I do not really want to use monospace fonts. Is there another way of doing it?

[JavaBean]

Why don't you use Custom Cell Renderer described here:

How to Use Lists (The Java™ Tutorials > Creating a GUI with JFC/Swing > Using Swing Components)

As far as i see, if you implement ListCellRenderer, you can return whatever component you want (in different color, shape, type ...).

[iimasd]

How can I add an ICON on a JDialog's Title-Bar??
TIA.

[iimasd]

sorry i posted the above question in the wrong place....