1014: Highlights

• If you want to create a simple table, then call the JTable constructor with row and column vectors as arguments.
• If you want to shut off editing, then implement a shadowing isCellEditable method in a subclass of the default table model, and then install an instance of that subclass in the table.
• If you want to change the width of columns, then call the setPreferredWidth method, with a target that you obtain by extracting a particular column-describing instance from the column model that you obtain from the table.
• If you want to change the way that a cell is rendered, then define a a cell renderer, and then install an instance of that new renderer in the table.
• If you want to shut off row selection, then call the setRowSelectionAllowed method with the table as the target and false as the argument.
• If you want to set up a selection listener, then connect that selection listener to the list-selection model, that you obtain from the table.
• If you want to set up an editor listener, then connect that editor listener to the table model that you obtain from the table.