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Sorry, feel like stup........ &nbsp;Thanks.
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Don't feel stupid, we all make mistakes sometimes :)<br />
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Don't feel stupid, we all make mistakes sometimes :)

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I have a subclass jp_1 that extends JPanel and implements MouseListener. &nbsp;This jp_1 has many JLabels. &nbsp;Since it implements MouseListener, it has already declared the respective mouseEntered, mouseClicked, ....., etc methods.<br />
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Now, jp_1 is added to a BorderLayout type panel (jp_a), within the CENTER constraint. &nbsp;My problem is that, it's supossed that the components (JLabels) of the jp_1 panel should listen to the mouse motion (entered, exited, clicked, etc.), but they don't!!!! &nbsp;I tried to debug it, but it doesn't even reach the checkpoints that I put in the mouse related methods of jp_1.<br />
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Could you guys please help me with this? &nbsp;Thanks in advance.
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I have a subclass jp_1 that extends JPanel and implements MouseListener.  This jp_1 has many JLabels.  Since it implements MouseListener, it has already declared the respective mouseEntered, mouseClicked, ....., etc methods.

Now, jp_1 is added to a BorderLayout type panel (jp_a), within the CENTER constraint.  My problem is that, it's supossed that the components (JLabels) of the jp_1 panel should listen to the mouse motion (entered, exited, clicked, etc.), but they don't!!!!  I tried to debug it, but it doesn't even reach the checkpoints that I put in the mouse related methods of jp_1.

Could you guys please help me with this?  Thanks in advance.

JPanel component's MouseListener don't work

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