The parameters for the setValueAt function include the row, column and an Object. In most cases where the table displays string, this object is simply a String value. In more complex cases you need...
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The parameters for the setValueAt function include the row, column and an Object. In most cases where the table displays string, this object is simply a String value. In more complex cases you need...
My guess is that you aren't actually saving the data (using the TableModel's function setValueAt()), but without a short example that demos the problem its just a guess.