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r.portier{@}cs3i.fr Unregistered	Posted Wednesday, December 31, 1969 @ 23:59:59 The setEditable(boolean) method of DBTable seems to be ineffective if the refresh() method is called after it. I set DBTable properties from an XML file : properties are applied in a random order so "editable" can be set on "true" before the DBTable's sql query would be applied by calling refresh(). In this case, "editable" is set back to false by calling "refresh". Is this normal ? If it is, what other properties are modified by calling "refresh" method ? Sincerely, Renaud PORTIER
admin{@}quicktable.org Unregistered	Posted Wednesday, December 31, 1969 @ 23:59:59 whenever refresh() method is called, the column properties will be recreated. This is the default behaviour because quicktable doesn't know whether the query is changed or not. But if you don't want refresh() to recreate the column properties , call the method useOldColumnProperties(true) in DBTable, before you call refresh(). Please read the api documentation of the this method to know more about how to use this method.
r.portier{@}cs3i.fr Unregistered	Posted Wednesday, December 31, 1969 @ 23:59:59 I still have this problem. Here is the code :
admin{@}quicktable.org Unregistered	Posted Wednesday, December 31, 1969 @ 23:59:59 Please read the documentation of setEditable method. if setEditable is false, then table is not editable. if seteditable is true, then it uses the readonly property of the column to identify whether the column is editable or not. in your case, the jdbc driver tells that the column's are not editable, so the columns are still not editable, even though you have set the setEditable to true. so for each column you have to specifically say that the column is editable using setReadOnly method.

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