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Thanks for the help.  I have a question though.  I am not even get the
drop down list to show up.  I am trying to get a list from one
QueryDataSet to be linked to another QueryDataSet.  How did you
accomplish that?

Thanks again,

Jay Wagner


Ramanan Varadarajan wrote:

> Hi,
> I also struggled with JdbNavComboBox for a while...
> and found out this..
> the JdbNavComboBox  fires only the events that are
> applicable to QueryDataSet it is naviagating with...
>
> for instance
> if  you have queryDataSet1 attached to jdbNavComboBox1 then
> whenever u select an item in the ComboBox, it is equivalent to
> navigating to that element in the queryDataSet1..
> if u add a listener to Navigation event of the queryDataSet1  then
> u can capture the event occurence
> Hope this is clear... Feel free to ask me if not clear
>
> Thanks
> Ramanan
>
>
> code example:
>
>   JdbNavComboBox jdbNavCboLname = new JdbNavComboBox();
>
>     jdbNavCboLname.setDataSet(queryDataSetEmp);
>
>
>    queryDataSetEmp.addMasterNavigateListener(new
> borland.jbcl.dataset.MasterNavigateListener() {
>       public void masterNavigating(MasterNavigateEvent e) {
>       }
>       public void masterNavigated(MasterNavigateEvent e) {
>         queryDataSetEmp_masterNavigated(e);
>       }
>     });
>
>   void queryDataSetEmp_masterNavigated(MasterNavigateEvent e) {
>     System.out.println("jdbNavCboLname itemState changed");
>     if(jdbNavDeptName.getSelectedItem()!=null) {
>      System.out.println("selected "
> +jdbNavCboLname.getSelectedItem().toString());
>      System.out.println("jdbNavCboLname itemState changed");
>     }}
>