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Hello,<br />
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I'm working on a J2SE desktop application (client/server) where I'm using beans binding to display the result of a query in a JTable. <br />
How do I gain access to the bound object that corresponds to the currently selected row of the JTable?<br />
I'm a new JAVA programmer and I'm using Java 5.0 + Netbeans IDE 6.1.
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Hello,

I'm working on a J2SE desktop application (client/server) where I'm using beans binding to display the result of a query in a JTable. 
How do I gain access to the bound object that corresponds to the currently selected row of the JTable?
I'm a new JAVA programmer and I'm using Java 5.0 + Netbeans IDE 6.1.

http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/javax/swing/JTable.html#getSelectedRow()

How to get the object bound  to the currently selected row of a JTable ?

Hello,

I&#39;m working on a J2SE desktop application (client/server) where I&#39;m using beans binding to display the result of a query in a JTable. 
How do I gain access to the bound object that corresponds to the currently selected row of the JTable?
I&#39;m a new JAVA programmer and I&#39;m using Java 5.0 + Netbeans IDE 6.1.

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