JLabel's Problem

[nanhiPari]

hello everyone

i need to create DYNAMIC JLABElS(say 5)..yes i know it sounds easy

but i also have to give them Events n then want to refer each of them when ever Mouse is Clicked on a Specific Label with its Label Name or Text..

i tried it by...

Object lbl_name
 
for(n1=1;n1<=5;n1++)
 {
 
        lbl_name = new String("lbl_cal");
 
 
         lbl_name = new JLabel();
 
         ((JLabel)lbl_name).setName(lbl_name.toString());
 
          panel1.add((JLabel) lbl_name, new org.netbeans.lib.awtextra.AbsoluteConstraints(x, y, 40, 20));
 
 
           ((JLabel)lbl_name).addMouseListener(this);
 
            ((JLabel)lbl_name).setText(n1);
 
x = x+10;
y = y+2;
}
 
 
 

n then calling it in MouseClicked event..

public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent me)
  {
 
    System.out.println("CLICKED on Label..." + ((JLabel)lbl_name).getText());
 
  }

but this is not giving me the REsult..as this alwayz prints 5 (i.e LAST JLABELS setText..


PLZ help!!!need Urgently..

thankz is Advance

Cheerz!!

[JosAH]

hello everyone

i need to create DYNAMIC JLABElS(say 5)..yes i know it sounds easy

but i also have to give them Events n then want to refer each of them when ever Mouse is Clicked on a Specific Label with its Label Name or Text..

Users prefer to click on JButtons; not on JLabels. You could do it but it'll confuse
your users.

kind regards,

Jos

[nanhiPari]

Users prefer to click on JButtons; not on JLabels. You could do it but it'll confuse
your users.

kind regards,

Jos

well yesh JOs i know that user click on the JButtons. but according to the thing i need to do is requiring to click on the JLabels


thankz for ur Reply

any ANswerz to my Problem ??

cheerz!!
thankz in advance

[JosAH]

well yesh JOs i know that user click on the JButtons. but according to the thing i need to do is requiring to click on the JLabels

You're definitely on the wrong track then because a JLabel doesn't respond to
events and using low level MouseEvents for that will be a total mess because
you have to poop up that JLabel to an 'almost' button.

Better remove the JButton border so it'll look like a JLabel. See the
setBorderPainte d(boolean painted) method.

kind regards,

Jos