Java problem: DefaultTableModel

[Deadgye]

I'm having a small problem, which is now a big problem since everything is due in a few hours.

I have a DefaultTableModel that I put inside a Jtable via

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DefaultTableModel tableModel = new DefaultTableModel();
table.setModel(tableModel);

I'm trying to automatically save the data whenever someone changes the data in the table. I've already figured out how to save the data from the table.. but I can't find a way to automatically run the code required when the data is changed.

I added an TableModelListener to the DefaultTableModel, but events don't seem to be firing whenever I edit the data in the gui.

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DBFTableModelHandler dbfTableModelHandler = new DBFTableModelHandler();
table.getModel().addTableModelListener(dbfTableModelHandler);

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package dbfeditor.events;

import javax.swing.event.TableModelEvent;
import javax.swing.event.TableModelListener;

import dbfeditor.DBFEditor;
import dbfeditor.DBFTableManager;

public class DBFTableModelHandler implements TableModelListener {


	public void tableChanged(TableModelEvent e) {
		DBFEditor.tableDataEdited();
		DBFTableManager.updateTable();
	}

}

Does anyone have any idea why the event might not be firing? I've spent at least an hour or two in google trying to find out why but it's gotten me nowhere. The method of editing the data in the table that I'm trying to get an event fired for is the user double clicking on the cell and typing in data then hitting enter.

[Deadgye]

/sigh, nevermind. I figured out. For anybody who may ever have a similar problem.. remember that when you're refreshing the table using .setModel(blah) it kills the TableModelListener and you have to add it again.