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Adjusted points to 200<br />

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Adjusted points to 230<br />

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Adjusted points to 270<br />

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og, you should inherit the table header component and change its behaviour. In order to create the editor for the header you had better look in the Swing sources and copy their manipulations regarding the editor.<br />

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og, you should inherit the table header component and change its behaviour. In order to create the editor for the header you had better look in the Swing sources and copy their manipulations regarding the editor.


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send it to og@technomed.au<br />

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Got it! I'll check it out.<br />

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I'm working with swing 1.0.3, jdk1.1.6<br />
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The JTable cell has a cell editor and a cell renderer, while the JTableHeader has only a renderer. I would like to somehow simulate the same process of the cell for the header, so that the header will have pressable buttons on it, JTextField etc, and when the mouse don't touch any of them - to do the column drag. Can anyone give me some samples of how to do that?<br />
Thanks in advance.
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I'm working with swing 1.0.3, jdk1.1.6

The JTable cell has a cell editor and a cell renderer, while the JTableHeader has only a renderer. I would like to somehow simulate the same process of the cell for the header, so that the header will have pressable buttons on it, JTextField etc, and when the mouse don't touch any of them - to do the column drag. Can anyone give me some samples of how to do that?
Thanks in advance.

Creating cell editor to JTableHeader

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