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Ludovic Marcotte once wrote:
> 
> Hi,
>         I would first like to thank all developpers that are working on
> PostgreSQL. It's an awesome piece of software.
> 
I second that.

> Secondly, I've a simple question. I'm developping a small application in
> Java and I use the Swing (JFC) widgets set. I have to do a select on a
> table and put the result in a JTable object. My question is, how (in an
> efficient manner) should I construct my JTable object since I do not know
> in advance how many rows I'll have (available through my resultset).

The model side of it ? - then think again.
The component side of it ? - then the swing list is THE  place to look
for.

> Playing with Vector objects is annoying and with Object[]{[]} .. it's
> pretty static :)
> 
What's wrong with Vectors (or Collections) ?

> Thanks a lot,
>                 Ludovic