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Add a mouseListener to your jTable and react on mouseClicked()
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Add a mouseListener to your jTable and react on mouseClicked()

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Add a MouseListener to your table and have it get the row clicked on according to the click coords, and then popup a JPopupMenu.<br />

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Add a MouseListener to your table and have it get the row clicked on according to the click coords, and then popup a JPopupMenu.


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Thanks for the quick response!<br />
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&gt;&gt;&nbsp;just makes sure that right-clicking an item also selects that item. Maybe that's not needed in your app. <br />
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I do need that! I'll give it a try and get back to you - probably in around 10 hours. <br />
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Thanks for the quick response!

>> just makes sure that right-clicking an item also selects that item. Maybe that's not needed in your app.

I do need that! I'll give it a try and get back to you - probably in around 10 hours.

 



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Of course, JPopupMenu! I should have known. I gotta read more about Swing. :*)<br />
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Thanks both for the exellent examples. &nbsp;I'm splitting the points, appreciate the help!
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Of course, JPopupMenu! I should have known. I gotta read more about Swing. :*)

Thanks both for the exellent examples.  I'm splitting the points, appreciate the help!

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Hi, I want to have a context menu so when the user right-clicks on my jtable I can offer a menu of choices. When a choice is selected it will operate on the row that was clicked on so I need to pick up both the menu choice and the row that was right-clicked on. &nbsp;Can you tell me how to do this? <br />
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Thanks! 
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Hi, I want to have a context menu so when the user right-clicks on my jtable I can offer a menu of choices. When a choice is selected it will operate on the row that was clicked on so I need to pick up both the menu choice and the row that was right-clicked on.  Can you tell me how to do this? 

Thanks! 

Context menu on JTable

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