Edit JTable Date Cell, press Enter, the Time Cell changes to GMT time!

Question

Has anyone seen this strange behavior? I try to edit a Date Cell in JTable (orig. value 10/02/2000) and change it to (10/03/2000), I press Enter. But, the value of my Time Cell in the next column, same row which I never edited (orig. value 00:05:00) changes to approximately my system time in GMT (16:28:48).
This is an excerpt from my TableModel which get called from setValueAt():1734 javax.swing.JTable, JTable.java. In the code below, the debug statement prints out:
row, col = 0,0
Value in SubTableModel = 10-02-2000 16:28:48
Value should be "10-02-2000" since I did not edit the time cell at all. And why is row and col both zero?
public void setValueAt(Object value, int row, int col) {
try {
((ITableCellAdapter)adapters.get(col)).setData(getRow(row),col);
System.out.println("row, col = " + row + col);
System.out.println("Value in SubTableModel = " + value.toString());
((ITableCellAdapter)adapters.get(col)).setValue(value);
catch (PropertyVetoException badSet) {
System.out.println("could not set value");
fireTableCellUpdated(row,col);
How can I force it to set the date cell's new value only and leave the time cell alone?
I've also seen that sometimes my date entry gets lost, the old value still showing, what am I doing wrong? I've seen a bunch of bug parade listings about terminating edits within a JTable being buggy, is this related?
Any help on this is most appreciated!

Answer 1

Did you find the solution to yuor problem?
Has anyone seen this strange behavior? I try to edit
a Date Cell in JTable (orig. value 10/02/2000) and
change it to (10/03/2000), I press Enter. But, the
value of my Time Cell in the next column, same row
which I never edited (orig. value 00:05:00) changes to
approximately my system time in GMT (16:28:48).
This is an excerpt from my TableModel which get called
from setValueAt():1734 javax.swing.JTable,
JTable.java. In the code below, the debug statement
prints out:
row, col = 0,0
Value in SubTableModel = 10-02-2000 16:28:48
Value should be "10-02-2000" since I did not edit the
time cell at all. And why is row and col both zero?
public void setValueAt(Object value, int row, int
nt col) {
try {
((ITableCellAdapter)adapters.get(col)).setData(getRow(
ow),col);
System.out.println("row, col = " + row +
+ row + col);
System.out.println("Value in SubTableModel = "
del = " + value.toString());
((ITableCellAdapter)adapters.get(col)).setValue(value)
catch (PropertyVetoException badSet) {
System.out.println("could not set value");
fireTableCellUpdated(row,col);
How can I force it to set the date cell's new value
only and leave the time cell alone?
I've also seen that sometimes my date entry gets lost,
the old value still showing, what am I doing wrong?
I've seen a bunch of bug parade listings about
terminating edits within a JTable being buggy, is
this related?
Any help on this is most appreciated!