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Khurram Shakir a �crit :
> 
> Nadia,
> instead of using windows deactivated event use contentPane of the window and
> trap mouse event using addmouse Listener.
> and use
> setVisible(false) on mouse click
> first getTopLevelAncester of your contentPane Panel and the
> JWindow win = new JWindow();
> JPanel panel; // your panel;
> win.setContentPane(panel);
> JWindow w = (JWindow)panel.getTopLevelAncestor();
> w.setVisible(false);
> 
> use setVisible(false) and then call dispose();
> 
> hope this will help;
> regards,
> Khurram

Sorry but I will try to explain better...

I have a JButton in a JPanel. A clic on that button popup a JWindow. The
window contains a JTable in a JScrollPane. The JWindow derived class
implements a WindowListener to intercept the deactivatedWindow event.

I want the window to close when : 

1- the user double-clicks on a row in the table (works well)

2- the user clicks out of the window. At first I thought
deactivatedWindow was called but nothing... (perhaps it's a bug ??). So
instead I decided to try implementing a FocusListener on the JTable and
call dispose() on the focusLost() method call. The closing works fine
but I have to clic on the window to make it active first and it gaines
the focus. But how can I force the focus to be on the window when it
popup ?? I call requestFocus on the JTable just after calling show() but
in that case the window popup and close itself.

I don't know if I make it clear but any help would be very appreciated
because I don't know what to do  now...
Thanks in advance
-- 

	Nadia.