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Should the Cancel button be checking if any of the fields are empty if you are just cancelling the form?<br />

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Should the Cancel button be checking if any of the fields are empty if you are just cancelling the form?


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sudhakar<br />
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The code you gave me above is what I have, but it made me re-look at my own code and found I should not have had a Dialog where it should not be.<br />
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Thanks for your help
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sudhakar

The code you gave me above is what I have, but it made me re-look at my own code and found I should not have had a Dialog where it should not be.

Thanks for your help

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Hi,<br />
&nbsp; I have a JTextField and when focusLost event is triggered it get details from the database and fill the other fields.<br />
So there is a check there to make sure the JTextField is not empty to do so. &nbsp;That is grand but if focus is on this JTextField and I hit the canel button I get the message the JTextField cannot be empty.<br />
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Is there anyway to find out in the FocusLost if the next component to get the focus is a Cancel button?<br />
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Or is there another way to do this.<br />
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thanks
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Hi,
  I have a JTextField and when focusLost event is triggered it get details from the database and fill the other fields.
So there is a check there to make sure the JTextField is not empty to do so.  That is grand but if focus is on this JTextField and I hit the canel button I get the message the JTextField cannot be empty.

Is there anyway to find out in the FocusLost if the next component to get the focus is a Cancel button?

Or is there another way to do this.

thanks

focusLost event

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