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Applet, JTree, setCursor problem

#7510
From: Jim H.
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2001 20:18
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For 2+ days I have been trying to alter the cursor from the default to the
wait and hand with no luck.

I have an Applet with a JTree.  Some of the tree nodes may be clicked to
issue a server request using a background thread.  I would like to display
the hand cursor for these nodes.  And, while the server request is
outstanding, I would like to display the wait cursor.  Otherwise, I want to
display the default cursor for all the other tree nodes.

I have set the component's (a JLabel) cursor using the following code:
------------------------------------
  public Component render(
                           Component        dspComp            // The
displayed component
                         , JTree                  tree
// The tree structure
                         , DefaultMutableTreeNode node      // The current
tree node
                         , boolean                isSelected          // Is
node selected
                         , boolean                isExpanded        // Is
folder expanded
                         , boolean                isLeaf                 //
Is node a leaf
                         , int                        row
// Row in the tree
                         , boolean                hasFocus           // Does
node have focus
                         )
  {
      JLabel jLabel = (JLabel)super.render( dspComp      // The displayed
component
                                          , tree         // The tree
structure
                                          , node         // The current tree
node
                                          , isSelected   // Is node selected
                                          , isExpanded   // Is folder
expanded
                                          , isLeaf       // Is node a leaf
                                          , row          // Row in the tree
                                          , hasFocus     // Does node have
focus
                                          );


      Cursor jc =  Cursor.getPredefinedCursor( Cursor.DEFAULT_CURSOR);

      if  ( _nodeFailure )
      {
          jLabel.setIcon( _damagedIcon);
          jLabel.setToolTipText( MSG_ERROR);
      }
      else if  ( isLoadInProgress() )
      {
          jLabel.setIcon( _notLoadedIcon);
          jLabel.setToolTipText( MSG_LOADING);
          if  ( hasFocus) jc = Cursor.getPredefinedCursor(
Cursor.WAIT_CURSOR);
      }
      else if  ( !isLoadCompleted() )
      {
          jLabel.setIcon( _notLoadedIcon);
          jLabel.setToolTipText( MSG_CLICK_TO_LOAD);
          if  ( hasFocus) jc =  Cursor.getPredefinedCursor(
Cursor.HAND_CURSOR);
      }

      jLabel.setCursor( jc);
      return( jLabel);
  }
---------------------------------------------

The tool-tips work great!  However, the cursor does not change!  Under the
debugger and examining the jLabel, the cursor is changed.  But it just is
not visually displayed.  Only the default cursor is shown.

I have tried a mouse listener without success.  The above seems simple and
straight forward, but ineffective.

Any ideas?

Thanks!
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