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JGoodies is blocking my action events from firing



I added an actionListener to my JTextField. The JTextField is creating by JGoodies and is buffered. If I change the value in my JTextField and hit enter on it, it fires my event. If I change the value, lose focus, come back and then hit enter, no event fires. Has this happened to anybody else? Any suggestions would be welcome, I am really stuck...







ValueModel valueModel = getValueModel(adapter, propertyName, useBuffer);

JTextField textField = BasicComponentFactory.createLongField(valueModel);







I add an actionListener to it. It works if I change the value and then hit enter. If I change the value, lose focus, and then regain focus and hit enter, the action does not fire, which is unexpected.


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