Subject says it all.
Child of 4632213.

N/A

Commit to fix in tiger. Note that this is a child of 4632213.
 xxxxx@xxxxx  2003-01-23

Fix in progress...
 xxxxx@xxxxx  2003-04-07

Will be fixed by adding a set of printing methods to JTable. They will appear in the form of a getPrintable method and a set of print convenience methods.
 xxxxx@xxxxx  2003-04-10

Final API has been determined. See "Suggested Fix" for the proposed new API.
 xxxxx@xxxxx  2003-04-24

A complete test suite for the new JTable printing API can be found in the attachments section. Save the following files into a folder:

Printing.java
SwingSet2.jar
testdoc.html

testdoc.html describes how to use the test suite and what types of tests to run.
 xxxxx@xxxxx  2003-04-24

Fix approved and putback.
 xxxxx@xxxxx  2003-04-29

4925524 will update this new API based on early feedback. When that bug is fixed, the attached test suite will be out of date and will no longer run. An updated version of the test suite will be attached to 4925524.
 xxxxx@xxxxx  2003-10-08

I think there is no need to get a subset of the JTable 
data and create more JTable in order to print it.

There are already available free classes at 
http://www.activetree.com that does the printing by 
breaking the table automatically into multiple pages. 
Shows a preview dialog if needed, discovers printer,  
and allows the user to selectively print pages. You can 
directly print the contents to the printer. Prints icons, 
special renderers too! It is just 3 lines of code that you 
need. Moreover wne the table is in memory (not shown 
in the UI yet) still you can print using the smart jprint 
classes.