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I’m new to Java, I’m coding on NetBeans. The problem is that whenever I disable a control
i.e jmenu.setEnabled(false) it still fires events! holy crap! how is it! 😛
How can I prevent it?
To fit in with the event model adopted by Swing, I think your best option is to just add a check of isEnabled() in the handlers that you don’t want executed when the component is disabled.