Using SWT to create an advanced ListView type widget

Hi all,
I'm looking to make something with similar functionality to that seen when you are viewing your inbox in Pocket Outlook.
The items are listed something like this:
Item 1 Title field1 field2
more details......................................
Item 2 Title field1 field2
more details......................................
etc.
Any idea where I should start? I was thinking that maybe using Table and extending TableItem might be a good start.. but then i read that TableItem is not intended to be subclassed..
Does anyone have a suggestion on where to start to build such a control?
Thanks in advance,
Joe

You must use an OLAP compliant version of the database. The latest certified patchset is 9206. I expect you are trying to use an incorrect version of the database.
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