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Hi Matthias,

only for information: I found two ways to solve this:

1. on Focus lost I start a thread which grabbs the focus again.

2. by using the input-masks of the db-swing Components.


/Robert


meiser@metafinanz.de schrieb in Nachricht
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>Hi,
>
>this solution does not work !! The problem is that the next component
receive
>the focus before the focus is set back to the first component, so the
>focusGained-method of the second component is executing. The solution with
an
>runtime-exception seemsd to be the only way to avoid loosing the focus.
>
>greetings
>
>Matthias
>
>CV wrote:
>
>> See http://www.codeguru.com/java/articles/445.shtml
>>
>> -CV
>>
>> Robert Schossleitner wrote:
>>
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > in my application I have a JTextField in which a timevalue can be
entered.
>> > This timestring hat to be checked on leaving the field (by pressing the
>> > TAB or Enter-Key). If the format can not be converted, the focus
>> > should not be handed over to the next contol.
>> >
>> > The only way i found to prevent the focus to be changed is throwing a
>> > runtime-exception in the focusLost-Event-Procedure (a consume of the
>> > Focus-Event is not alowed.
>> > The Exception causes the hiding of the caret but the focus stays in the
>> > first field.
>> >
>> > Does anybody know a better way to solve this problem?
>> >
>> > greetings
>> >
>> > Robert
>