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				To insert a row of data to a JTable component, you need to insert it to its table model. A simple implementation of a table model that supports the insertion of row data is DefaultTableModel. 
				When inserting a row using DefaultTableModel.insertRow(), the position of the new row must be specified. Positions are locations between rows. For example, if there are 2 rows in a table, there are 3 possible positions - - 0, 1,and 2. Inserting a row at position 0 makes the new row the first row. Inserting a row at position 2 makes the new row the last row. 
				
				When inserting a row with fewer values than columns, the left-most fields in the new row are populated with the supplied values (left-to-right) and the fields without values are set to null. When inserting a row with more values than columns, the extra values are ignored. 
				
				    DefaultTableModel model = new DefaultTableModel();
				    JTable table = new JTable(model);
				    
				    // Create a couple of columns
				    model.addColumn("Col1");
				    model.addColumn("Col2");
				    
				    // Create the first row
				    model.insertRow(0, new Object[]{"r1"});
				    
				    // Insert a row so that it becomes the first row
				    model.insertRow(0, new Object[]{"r2"});
				    
				    // Insert a row at position p
				    int p = 2;
				    model.insertRow(p, new Object[]{"r3"});
				    
				    // Insert a row before the second row
				    int r = 1;
				    model.insertRow(r, new Object[]{"r4"});
				    // the new row is now the second row
				    
				    // Insert a row after the second row
				    r = 1;
				    model.insertRow(r+1, new Object[]{"r5"});
				    // the new row is now the third row
				    
				    // Append a row
				    model.insertRow(model.getRowCount(), new Object[]{"r5"});