Modifying the Crosstab Bean appearance in JSP

Hi,
I want to show five crosstabs in a HTML table each in different row.
But every crosstab set their rows size independently depending on the actual column heading, so the generated page is very ugly.
Is there a way to control the crosstab Bean generated table parameters, for example to set the column width from code ??
thnx: --PS

Try using the following code:
<%! public static final String CROSSTAB_ID = "untitled1_Presentation1"; %>
<%
Object ct = pageContext.findAttribute(CROSSTAB_ID);
((ThinCrosstab) ct).setHTMLColumnSizing(oracle.dss.gridView.GridViewCommon.ABSOLUTE_COLUMN_SIZING);
((ThinCrosstab) ct).setCellMinWidth(05);
((ThinCrosstab) ct).setCellMaxWidth(10);
Hope this helps
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