JTable HTML like colspan

I wonder if it is possible to have functionallity in a JTable similar to HTML's colspan for formatting JTable's contents in a speciall way ...

OK ... thanks a lot.
It seems that the sources were written for Java 1.2. Do you have any idea of what changes to make for it to be 1.4 compliant ? ... (the MultiSpanCellTableExample throws a StackOverFlowException) ....
... thanks again !

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