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//i haven't tried this but it just might work :-)<br />
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public class NoMouseJComponent extends JComponent{<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;protected void processMouseMotionEvent(Mo<wbr />useEvent e){}<br />
}
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//i haven't tried this but it just might work :-)

public class NoMouseJComponent extends JComponent{
   protected void processMouseMotionEvent(MouseEvent e){}
}

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By 'kill the event' do you mean you want to intervene in the event dispatching and prevent other listeners from being notified? Somehow abort the handling of the event?
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By 'kill the event' do you mean you want to intervene in the event dispatching and prevent other listeners from being notified? Somehow abort the handling of the event?

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When a mouse event occur in one JComboBox or other Swing Component, i want to kill the event before do something.<br />
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To be more precise, when the JCombo is clicked, droplist is not to be showed.<br />
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Thanks 
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When a mouse event occur in one JComboBox or other Swing Component, i want to kill the event before do something.

To be more precise, when the JCombo is clicked, droplist is not to be showed.

Thanks 

Stop  Java Events

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