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Use a method called requestFocus(); in every event you handle declare it to set the focus to JTextPane.<br />
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Example :<br />
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JTextPane x = new JTextPane();<br />
x.requestFocus();<br />
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Hope that helps . . .<br />
Javatm
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Use a method called requestFocus(); in every event you handle declare it to set the focus to JTextPane.

Example :

JTextPane x = new JTextPane();
x.requestFocus();

Hope that helps . . .
Javatm

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requestFocus() is not recomended, from the javadoc:<br />
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&nbsp;&quot;Because the focus behavior of this method is platform-dependent, developers are strongly encouraged to use requestFocusInWindow when possible.&quot;
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requestFocus() is not recomended, from the javadoc:

 "Because the focus behavior of this method is platform-dependent, developers are strongly encouraged to use requestFocusInWindow when possible."

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Hi,<br />
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I'm trying to set the focus to a JTextPane after another user event occurs (clicking a menu option for example) so that the caret is active in the Pane.<br />
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Any help greatly appreciated, thanks...<br />
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Sterry.
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Hi,

I'm trying to set the focus to a JTextPane after another user event occurs (clicking a menu option for example) so that the caret is active in the Pane.

Any help greatly appreciated, thanks...

Sterry.

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