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hello,
could you kindly tell me how to do this. i have created a JTable with 100 rows and 5 columnc. what i want to do is i want to name the five columns. A,B,C....... appears now. i know i can use another constructor but the thing is i want to specify the number of rows in the same time. i would appriciate if you write down the code if you can.
thank you very much
 
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JTable is a very flexible class, but that flexibility makes it a bit hard to use. The easiest way to get column names is to use the JTable(Object[][] rowData, Object[] columnNames) constructor. There are many other ways. In some cases, you will create your own TableColumnModel and add each column manually.
 
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