You can use local variables declared as final : final int index = getProductIndex and the same for a.
You can use local variables declared as final: final int index = getProductIndex... and the same for a.
What I'm trying to do is use local variables inside of the mouseListener I add ( right on that place ). Which seems impossible, so I would like to ask if there's any alternative way for what I'm trying to do. So basicly the problem is: I cannot use local variables ( which in my case contain info about the product clicked on by the user ) inside a mouseListener I add dynamicly.
It's part of a big code so unfortunately I cannot post a full SSCCE with a compile- & execute-ready code. So I tried to just offer the code part that isn't working properly ( which I'm sure it only is this part marked with #s ).
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