ADF table skins

I have used jdev 11.1.1.6.0
I have create ADF table , In table header row ,if i drag column header to resize column,it will resize column data only first time, if i refresh column data, column will comes its original size and header remains in resize position. Can i bind column to column header using any skin property.

Hi,
The normal behaviour of af:table is that column header and column always have the same width.
I guess there is something wrong with your table or your existing skinning?
(I can remember very gloomy a similar behaviour but unfortunately I can't remember the root cause. It was at least 2-3 years ago).
Do you use custom skins?
Have you already tried to create a simpel test application with an table to reproduce this issue?
regards
Peter

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