Bubbling up in the AWT event model?

Event bubbling up in AWT only works for mouse events, and then only if there are no mouse listeners on the child component.

Event bubbling up in AWT only works for mouse events, and then only if there are no mouse listeners on the child component. This can be quite confusing if you have, say, a JComboBox which is typically implemented by the PL&F with a text field and a button component. You might want to look up "glass panes".

I suggest ignoring containment hierarchy as much as possible. Also create listeners that know their context and dot use getSource. And don't extend classes (such as JFrame, JPanel and Thread) unnecessarily.

But the click on the button is an ActionEvent... – xdevel2000 Sep 17 '10 at 15:53 @xdevel2000 JFrame does not have addActionListener. – Tom Hawtin - tackline Sep 19 '10 at 13:17.

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