SetRowHeight(int row,int height) fails

Hi!
I have a problem when I want to resize a row to a new height using the method
setRowHeight(int row,int height)this don't do nothing!
I'm using the example of a special JTable to merge cells wich is avaiable in http://codeguru.earthweb.com/java/articles/139.shtml
I try to look in the code of this example, but I can't find the problem.
I'm not using the merge method in the row I want to resize, so it should be working.
If someone could help me I appreciate.
Thanks in advance.

From what I can tell from looking at the source code for MultiSpanCellTableUI, the paint method draws the cell rects using the general row height (ie table.getRowHeight() ) instead of the row specific height (table.getRowHeight(int row)). This could be a design flaw. You could attempt making the change in source code and see what results you get.
ICE

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