I have a keyListener on the JTextField that commits data to the model when the "enter" key is pushed Probably not related to your problem, but you should be using an ActionListener to handle the Enter key, not a KeyListener.
I have a keyListener on the JTextField that commits data to the model when the "enter" key is pushed. Probably not related to your problem, but you should be using an ActionListener to handle the Enter key, not a KeyListener.
I am using a keyListener so I can make sure the enter key way pushed. Isn't that the simplest way? – Bluebomber357 Jan 17 at 20:37 A gave you the simplest way and the way the API was designed to be used.
– camickr Jan 17 at 22:12.
Sorry about this question, I didn't explain it very clearly. Here is the answer though: I looked through the JGoodies API (should have done this sooner) and found an unexpected static call, Bindings. CommitImmediately() If I call this method before my call to trigger.triggerCommit(), everything works as expected :).
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