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I have a JTable and a JList and I have my code set up so that I can drag from the JTable to the JList using built in Swing methods.
When I drag from the JTable to the JList, the “image” that is dragged is simply a border of the thing I am dragging. Specifically, in the case of the source being a JTable, the image is just a border of the row I selected to drag.
How can I override what this “image” is? How can I get it so that the user can drag text, not just a border (rectangle)?
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