DynamicTreeTableModel wraps around a ListTableModel that provides the actual data. The ListTableModel to use is specified in the sole constructor:

public DynamicTreeTableModel(ListTableModel tableModel);

You can also set the ListTableModel instance later using the method:

public void setModel(ListTableModel newModel);

Example 1: Create a DynamicTreeTableModel and set it to a treetable.

//create the table models.

ListTableModel flatModel = new DefaultListTableModel();

DynamicTreeTableModel ttm = new DynamicTreeTableModel(flatModel);

//create the table

TreeTable table = new TreeTable(ttm);

Example 2: Create a sortable and filterable DynamicTreeTableModel and set it to a treetable.

//create the chain of table models.

ListTableModel flatModel = new DefaultListTableModel();

FilterTableModel ftm = new FilterTableModel(flatModel);

SortTableModel stm = new SortTableModel(ftm);

DynamicTreeTableModel ttm = new DynamicTreeTableModel(stm);

//create the table

TreeTable table = new TreeTable(ttm);

//take care of the SortTableModel's header renderer

stm.setHeader(table.getTableHeader());

//create the FilterHeaderModel

FilterHeaderModel fhm = new CustomPopupFilterHeaderModel();

//assign AdvancedJTable's header to the FilterHeaderModel

fhm.setTableHeader((FilterTableHeader) table.getTableHeader());

//attach FilterHeaderModel to the table

fhm.attachToTable(table);