I had to implement my own table based on miglayout + JScrollPanel. The
hardest thing was to synchronize "data" cells width/height with columns/row
header cells because those sizes adjusted according to cell content. It was
really hard work to do and I am not so keen to repeat it :)

For simpler tables we also used jgrid from here [1]. But still I had to
change original code since it was not possible to have multi-row columns
header.

[1]http://jeppers.sourceforge.net/

2010/10/5 aappddeevv <[email protected]>

>  There is a MigLayout port to pivot you can try.
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> Was it 100% MigLayout or was it MigLayout plus other parts that made it
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> *From:* Michal Margiel [mailto:[email protected]]
> *Sent:* Tuesday, October 05, 2010 5:45 PM
> *To:* [email protected]
> *Subject:* Re: Span Cells in TableView
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> 2010/10/5 Greg Brown <[email protected]>
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> > Thank you for your answer. Use case is to display pretty big table with
> more then one row in  header and columns grouped into bigger units.
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> Ah, OK. Unfortunately, column spanning is not supported, though you can
> have multi-row column headers.
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> > I would like to also freeze not only columns but also rows header. I have
> something like this in my swing application but I had to do it by my own
> using MigLayout.
> > Can apache pivot help me with this task?
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> Yes - here is an example that uses both row and column headers:
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> It is great to hear that there are multi-row column headers and row
> headers! So there is almost everything I need.
> But lack of cell spanning makes using apache pivot in my application
> impossible :(
> Are there any plans to implement, both horizontal and vertical, spanning?
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> Pozdrawiam/Best regards
> Michał Margiel
>
> http://www.javarsovia.pl
> http://www.linkedin.com/in/MichalMargiel
> http://poligloci.margiel.eu
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Pozdrawiam/Best regards
Michał Margiel

http://www.javarsovia.pl
http://www.linkedin.com/in/MichalMargiel
http://poligloci.margiel.eu

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