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Swing question for nested JTables

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Is it possible not to contain the inner elements within a cell? Such interfaces usually are not meant for complex nesting.

As for the mouse button bug. Could it be that the selection changing from the mouse button is conflicting with the change selection you order? It might also be a visual bug, make sure you are using the latest Java version.
 
Is it possible not to contain the inner elements within a cell? Such interfaces usually are not meant for complex nesting.

yar ^)^

As for the mouse button bug. Could it be that the selection changing from the mouse button is conflicting with the change selection you order? It might also be a visual bug, make sure you are using the latest Java version.

using java 1.8 bro :p
 
using java 1.8
Which may be your problem seeing how the latest stable is 1.7. Betas are betas for a reason. Obviously I checked a few days ago so it is possible this might have changed.

In any case Swing interfaces are notoriously buggy. I have pretty much never seen a Swing application of any complexity that did not have an interface bug of some sorts, be it minor or major.
 
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