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On Thu, 23 Nov 2000 15:22:52 -0500, Philippe Trottier wrote:

> What could i do (possibly in the dragDropEnd(DragSourceDropEvent e)
> method) to set the button state back to normal?

You might try:  button.getModel.setPressed( false );

ButtonModel also has setters for other properties such as "Armed" and 
"Rollover"

> Also, i have a custom mouse listener on every DnDButton
> (derived from JButton see above). I listen to single clicks
> and double- clicks (getClickCount() == 2). However, most of
> the time, the double click event is ignored and results in
> a single click action. 

I do not understand -- what ignores the event?  Are you saying that the 
event is not generated, not delivered to your listener, not processed 
properly by your listener, or maybe does not have the correct click 
count?

One way to see what is happening would be to print a message in your 
listener and also add an AWTEventListener to your Toolkit and print 
them out there.  You could also override processMouseEvent() or 
processEvent() in DnDButton and print a message there.

-- 
Regards,

John McGrath [TeamB]

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