JScroller on JTable and table size

Hi everyone...
I have a small problem...i added JScrollPane to my JTable...but if i do the following...
JScrollPane contentScroller= new JScrollPane(myJTable,JScrollPane.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR_AS_NEEDED,JScrollPane.HORIZONTAL_SCROLLBAR_ALWAYS);
myJTable.setAutoResizeMode(JTable.AUTO_RESIZE_OFF);In this case scroller works great....accept if i have a smaller data set to show...for example only one column...
Basically what i would like is to be able to set like minimum size of my JTable...is that possible...

Oh ya...
sorry i apologize...
Well basically what i did is the following...
In the constructor of my sub-class that extends JTable i set the following property:
this.setAutoResizeMode(JTable.AUTO_RESIZE_OFF);
/*...........................................................................*/ And then i also added the following code...(i created some additional methods...i dont really know if this is the right way but i didnt find anything more suitable for my problem)
/*i set JScrollPane onto witch i added my JTable class instance, to a private JscrollPane variable*/
public void setParentJPanel(JScrollPane parentJScrollPane){
        this.parentJScrollPane = parentJScrollPane;
/*I only added these 3 methods cos i wanted to get the size of JScrollPane onto witch i added my JTable class instance*/
    public JScrollPane getParentJPanel(){
        return this.parentJScrollPane;
/*this methods sort of sets all the columns to equal size witch i guess i wanted it to do...*/
    public void setAllColumnsWidth(){
        int parentWidth = this.getParentJPanel().getWidth();
        int columnNumber = this.getColumnNumber();/*method that i wrote to work with another class that works with database*/
        int columnWidth = parentWidth/columnNumber;
        for(int i=0;i < columnNumber;i++)
            this.getColumnModel().getColumn(i).setPreferredWidth(columnWidth);
    }Hmmm sorry again for not posting my solution...its not really that much impressive thats why i didnt post it the first time...
Well i hope it helps....(what i needed is basically how to set columns to as equal size as possible...)

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