JPopupMenu and Applets

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2 total messages Started by Lans Redmond Fri, 16 Jan 2004 23:37

#1352

Author: Lans Redmond
Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2004 23:37

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I have an applet that I need to know add a popup menu, I have added the following code to the MouseRelease Event

if ( menu.isPopupTrigger(e))
  System.out.println("MouseEvent Triggered");
  int x = x.getX();
  int y = y.getY();
  menu.show(e.getComponent(),x,y);


when I check the java console , I see that the even is being fired because I see the printout I did.  My problem is when the event is fired I do not see the popup menu.

Re: JPopupMenu and Applets

#1360

Author: Tad Frysinger [TeamB]
Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2004 04:32

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Lans Redmond wrote:

> I have an applet that I need to know add a popup menu, I have added the following code to the MouseRelease Event
> 
> if ( menu.isPopupTrigger(e))
>   System.out.println("MouseEvent Triggered");
>   int x = x.getX();
>   int y = y.getY();
>   menu.show(e.getComponent(),x,y);
> 
> 
> when I check the java console , I see that the even is being fired because I see the printout I did.  My problem is when the event is fired I do not see the popup menu.
> 
Does the menu actually have JMenuItems in it? Did you actually mean to 
post e.getX() and e.getY()? If not, do the values in x and y make sense?

-- 
Tad Frysinger [TeamB]

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