Unsightly void in header when using AUTO_RESIZE_OFF

Question

I find that JTable's AUTO_RESIZE_OFF works nicely because it allows you exact control over the preferred sizes of your columns with no funny business.
There is one problem though- the header needs a "plug" to fill the void when the columns take up less room than the width of the table. Right now the header abrubtly stops at the last column, and there is a non-standard, non-native void between the end of the column and the vertical scrollbar.
Check out Windows Explorer's details view for how this should work. They have a "faux" column at the end that absorbs all the excess space. How do I do this in Java? Really, the L&F should take care of this, but since it doesn't...
I think that AUTO_RESIZE_OFF style tables will become more the norm. Why? Because widescreen monitors are now common place and you might have an auto-sizing table with 3 small columns that looked okay on a traditional resolution, but when you go widescreen, the table expands far too much to be asthetically desirable. The columns don't need all that real estate.

Answer 1

That's because the failover token (DefaultToken) is being used.  Alternative way would be to generate a logon token, then log off the session that created it:
ceSession = ceSessionMgr.Logon(username, password, cmsname, authtype)
Dim MyIdentityCookie As New HttpCookie("IdentityCookie", ceSession.LogonTokenMgr.CreateLogonTokenEx("", 10, 10))
MyIdentityCookie.Path = "/"
Response.Cookies.Add(MyIdentityCookie)
ceSession.Logoff()
Response.Redirect("http://" & hostname & "/businessobjects/enterprise115/InfoView/logon.aspx")