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how to fire keylistener event with JDateChooser.There is property listener event which can be used to know when date selected has changed and when we write date manually in JDateChooser then with pressing ENTER key event fire.i want that with typing text, event should fire i.e keytype event.how it is possible
 
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What's a JDateChooser? There's no class by that name in the standard JDK.
 
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hari shukla wrote:how to fire keylistener event with JDateChooser.There is property listener event which can be used to know when date selected has changed and when we write date manually in JDateChooser then with pressing ENTER key event fire.i want that with typing text, event should fire i.e keytype event.how it is possible


I don't understand the question. Are you asking how JDateChooser works (this was the first reference I found; and it's NOT part of the standard Java API), or do you have a problem?

If the former, I suggest you ask the authors; if the latter, you'll need to supply some code - and I suspect that this isn't the correct forum for the question.

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