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+The four examples in this directory show how to use some of the
+features of the JTable component.
+
+TableExample:
+   This application includes a GUI for configuring the
+   database connection and specifying the query.
+TableExample2:
+   The query and database connection are specified at the command
+   line.  The results are displayed in a JTable.
+TableExample3:
+   Is a minimal example showing how to plug a generic sorter into the
+   JTable.
+TableExample4:
+   Uses specialized renderers and editors.
+
+TableExample3 and TableExample4 do not depend on database connectivity
+and can be compiled and run in the normal way.
+
+The most interesting example is probably TableExample, which has a
+TextArea that can be used as an editor for an SQL expression.  Pressing
+the Fetch button sends the expression to the database.  The results are
+displayed in the JTable underneath the text area.
+
+To run TableExample and TableExample2, you need to find a driver for
+your database and set the environment variable JDBCHOME to a directory
+where the driver is installed.  See the following URL for a list of
+JDBC drivers provided by third party vendors:
+
+  http://java.sun.com/products/jdbc/drivers.html
+
+Once you find the driver, you can run one of the database examples by
+specifying a class path that includes the JDBC classes and the example
+classes.
+
+For example:
+
+  java -classpath $(JDBCHOME):TableExample.jar TableExample
+
+These instructions assume that this installation's version of the java
+command is in your path.  If it isn't, then you should either
+specify the complete path to the java command or update your
+PATH environment variable as described in the installation
+instructions for the Java(TM) SE Development Kit.
+