AdvancedJTable has exactly the same constructors as JTable. You can therefore construct an instance the same way you do with JTable.

Example:

//construct an AdvancedJTable with 5 rows and 3 columns

AdvancedJTable table = new AdvancedJTable(5, 3);

//construct an AdvancedJTable with a DefaultTableModel as its datamodel.

DefaultTableModel dtm = new DefaultTableModel();

AdvancedJTable table = new AdvancedJTable(dtm);

//construct an AdvancedJTable with a couple of rows.

Object[][] rowData = new String[][] {

{"Mary", "Lloyds"},

{"John", "Berry"}

};

Object[] columns = new String[]{"Name", "Surname"};

DefaultTableModel model = new DefaultTableModel(rowData, columns);

AdvancedJTable table = new AdvancedJTable(model);