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Enabling/Disabling Rows in JTable

 
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Small Code snippet for enabling/disabling rows in a Table
 
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What do you mean by disabling? Making the row not selectable, or making each cell of the row not editable?

The latter is quite easy: check TableModel.isCellEditable.
 
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Rob Prime wrote:What do you mean by disabling? Making the row not selectable, or making each cell of the row not editable?

The latter is quite easy: check TableModel.isCellEditable.



Hi,

I want to make the row not selectable based on some parameters not the cell.
Thank you in advance
 
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Check out JTable.setSelectionModel in combination with the ListSelectionModel interface. With the addSelectionInterval and insertSelectionInterval methods you determine what rows / columns are actually selected.

Perhaps the easiest way is to wrap the default selection model:
 
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