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    Exclamation DefaultTableModel vs AbstractTableModel

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    I am currently developing a personal time management system to my computer cafe rental. But I am getting confused to what I am to use between the two model.

    Both model seems to work fine. But I am ask what is more effective with regards to memory perfomance and record selection.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chyrl View Post
    Greetings,

    I am back.

    I am currently developing a personal time management system to my computer cafe rental. But I am getting confused to what I am to use between the two model.

    Both model seems to work fine. But I am ask what is more effective with regards to memory perfomance and record selection.

    Thanks.
    A DefaultTableModel uses Vectors of Vectors; Vectors synchronize when they have to manipulate or access their elements. An AbstractTableModel leaves that all to you. Pick your choice and don't worry too much about it now; premature optimization is the cause of all evil.

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    But if you were to pick between the two model?
    What would it be?
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    Quote Originally Posted by chyrl View Post
    But if you were to pick between the two model?
    What would it be?
    If I had to grab all my table elements from an external resource I'd use the abstract model and handle it all myself. If I have Vectors ready with my data I'd pick the default model. It all depends ...

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