I have a JTable that is associated with a radio button, and I want it to be disabled unless that radio button is selected.  So I call myJTable.setEnabled(false) to disable it, and that works ok, but the JTable doesn't *look* disabled; the column headers and data in the table look normal, as if they are selectable or even editable.
So I guess I have to walk through the header, etc. of the table and set each of those to disabled, or some other trick to make it look that way?  I will try, but I shouldn't have to, as a disabled JTable should appear to the user as if it is disabled.