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John,
You said in an earlier post "table changes" concerning when to
call stopCellEditing() on an editor.....

" Of course, the problem is knowing when to do this . I wrestled with
this for a while, and eventually came up with a solution I was happy
with.  I believe what I did was to override the focusLost() method for
the TableCellEditor and call it from there."

Now, your suggestion here to add listeners to the row and column  selection
models to detect the focus changes sounds like I would be creating
some sort of TableFocusManager that's registered as a focusListener
to these models.  This manager would then call the currently active
TableCellEditor's  stopCellEditing() method when it detected that the focus
was lost?

Or am I just totally lost?

I'd like to stop the active cell's editor when say the user clicked
away from the table.    I was able to do this by removing the cell
editor when the user clicks in a different cell of the same table
by calling Jtable.removeEditor() before bringing up the editor
in the new cell by overriding JTable's editCellAt() method.
But if I could perform this on the cell level, that would be best.
Then no matter what, if the editor looses the focus, it would
stop editing.
Would my custom TableCellEditor be the FocusListener and
stop itself?

Thanks.