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I have been experimenting with my Java problem whereby my JTable class was not calling getValueAt.

I got it to call getValueAt by making sure getRowCount sent back the right value and then found that the Vector was empty. When the Vector comes back from the server it has a value, but in getValueAt it does not.

Does anybody have any idea why the vector is empty in getValueAt ?

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Make sure getColumnCount returns non-zero too.

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