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Introduction to JDNC Tables Think of all the routine, boilerplate code you write to create, configure, and display common Swing components. For instance, consider all the things you need to do to display data in a table. The JDesktop Network Components (JDNC) project aims to make it easier for you to produce rich data-centric Java Desktop clients. In this tip you will use JDNC to read tab-separated data from a file and display it in a table. You will put headings on the columns and select a subset to display. You will then filter the rows to display only those rows that meet a specific condition. Finally, you will sort this list and decorate alternating rows in different colors...