Use JTable without using Vector

[banhbaochay]

Hi everybody,
I usually create table through DefaultTableModel(Vector data, Vector column). But now I know Vector is obsolete, I also now DefaultTableModel use Vector in its code. So how should I create table without using Vector?
Thanks for reading :)

[eRaaaa]

Use your own table model.
Implement your table model in a subclass of the AbstractTableModel class and use e.g. a list or an array.
see How to Use Tables (The Java™ Tutorials > Creating a GUI With JFC/Swing > Using Swing Components)

[Fubarable]

Hi everybody,
I usually create table through DefaultTableModel(Vector data, Vector column). But now I know Vector is obsolete, I also now DefaultTableModel use Vector in its code. So how should I create table without using Vector?

Vector is not obsolete and certainly hasn't been deprecated. Where have you read this?

It may be a little slower than an ArrayList since it is synchronized while ArrayList isn't, but again, it hasn't been deprecated and is fully supported by Java now and in the forseeable future.

Incidentally, if you want to use your own data structure as the nucleus of your JTable model, then subclass AbstractTableModel, but be prepared to do a bit more work to get it working.

[banhbaochay]

Thanks eRaaaa and Fubarable, I use Netbeans 6.9 and it marks Vector is obsolete. Then I search on google about "Vector obsolete", I found many forum said that: "Java Vector is obsolete because it's synchronized".

[Fubarable]

Thanks eRaaaa and Fubarable, I use Netbeans 6.9 and it marks Vector is obsolete.

What specifically does NetBeans state in its warning? What's the exact wording?

Then I search on google about "Vector obsolete", I found many forum said that: "Java Vector is obsolete because it's synchronized".

Information found in fora is not guaranteed to be correct. Have you found anything regarding this on the official Oracle Java sites?

[banhbaochay]

What specifically does NetBeans state in its warning? What's the exact wording?

I have this picture to show it:

Information found in fora is not guaranteed to be correct. Have you found anything regarding this on the official Oracle Java sites?

No, I only read information in some forum :(