This is really very unfortunate that there are no setters for cell editor and renderer in class JTableBinding.ColumnBinding. This is typical usage: JTableBinding scheduleBinding = SwingBindings.createJTableBinding(UpdateStrategy.READ, ctr.getSchedule(), scheduleTable); scheduleBinding.addColumnBinding(BeanProperty.create(ScheduleEntryDTO.ORDINAL)) .setColumnName("no"); scheduleBinding.addColumnBinding(BeanProperty.create(ScheduleEntryDTO.PREMIUM_DUE)) .setColumnName("premium"); scheduleBinding.addColumnBinding(BeanProperty.create(ScheduleEntryDTO.BROKERAGE)) .setColumnName("brokerage"); ...more to come... Now the problem is I would like to apply custom renderers, but the only way to do it (I mean the only way excluding hacking) is to declare column class, like this: scheduleBinding.addColumnBinding(BeanProperty.create(ScheduleEntryDTO.PREMIUM_DUE)) .setColumnName("premium") .setColumnClass(XYZ); and configure JTable like this: scheduleTable.setDefaultEditor(XYZ, EDITOR); scheduleTable.setDefaultRenderer(XYZ, RENDERER); The problem is I have many columns with the values of the same class but I want different renderers/editors apply to them. That would be extremely helpful if two methods: #setRenderer #setEditor would be added to ColumnBinding class. – Witold Szczerba