I got Exception when I tried to add 100000 records into JTable by using DefaultTableModel
what I have to use to fix this problem
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How to add into Jtable more than 100000 records
I got Exception when I tried to add 100000 records into JTable by using DefaultTableModel
what I have to use to fix this problem
Re: How to add into Jtable more than 100000 records
Try increasing your heap size. Use the -xmx option. If you're using Eclipse, add '-Xmx1g' into eclipse.ini.
Re: How to add into Jtable more than 100000 records
Please post the full exception. While it might be an OutOfMemoryException as the above post hints at, without the full stack trace we are left to guess.
Re: How to add into Jtable more than 100000 records
If you find that your large data set is affecting performance too much, you could consider using a paging JTable that holds only enough data to display, and reads on-demand for records outside that range. Brian Cole has posted the code for such a table at CodeRanch, including a link to his lazy viewport implementation.
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