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the problem is that the inputpanel cannot get the focus.
therefore the method isFocusTraversable needs to be overridden, always
return true.

now whenever you know that the panel should get the focus,
for example when one of it's components is clicked than the panel must call
its method requestFocus.

so you shoiuld add focuslisteners to your textfields calling the panel
requestFocus method, and a mouselistener to your panel doing the same.

i gues this will solve you problem
if any more problems occur please let me know
greetings
casper
casper@stack.nl

Marco L�bbering wrote in message <7ns5be$c6921@forums.borland.com>...
>Hi
>I build an application with a jtable and a inputpanel on an other panel.
>On the inputpanel, which extends jPanel, there a few textfields. Now I want
>to update the table when a user writes some text in the textfields on the
>inputpanel. So I added a keylistener to the inputpanel (with the help of
the
>JBuilder design view). But when I execute the application and write text in
>the textfields on the inputpanel nothing happens. I tried to add
keylistener
>to every textfield on my inputpanel, but the inputpanel is another class
and
>so I have no access to the jtable which should be updated by the events.
>I hope somebody could give me a tip for this problem
>Thank you very much
>Marco
>
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