I've got a problem using the tab-key in a JTable that drives me (and my collegues) crazy.
In our JTable we placed ordinary JTextfields and JCheckBoxes. Normally when using the tab-key inside the JTable the border of cell that has the focus is "highlighted". This is also the case in our JTable, but not for those cells that contain the JTextfield or JCheckBox (which ofcourse means that the user doesn't have a clue that this cell has the focus).
Just for information, I use java 1.3
In our JTable we placed ordinary JTextfields and JCheckBoxes. Normally when using the tab-key inside the JTable the border of cell that has the focus is "highlighted". This is also the case in our JTable, but not for those cells that contain the JTextfield or JCheckBox (which ofcourse means that the user doesn't have a clue that this cell has the focus).
Just for information, I use java 1.3