Disable Enter key in a JTable

[marc bourdon]

Can someone tell what to use to disable the enter key in a JTable? I switched over from JAVA 1.2.2 to JAVA 1.3.0 which I used the command "inventoryTable.unregisterKeyboardAction(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_ENTER,0))", which worked fine. But in JAVA 1.3.0, it is now obsolete. Any example would be helpful.
Thanks in advance,
Marc Bourdon

[Cindy Glass]

Well, we were talking in Beginner, and then you re-posted over here. Is there something that you didn't understand about KeyListeners and consume()?

[marc bourdon]

Hi Cindy, you replied twice to my post in the beginner and intermediate discussion, I re-posted in the intermediate because I didn't see my post in the beginner forum, was having problems with the internet proxy stuff at work.
Anyhow, concerning this message: "Can someone tell what to use to disable the enter key in a JTable? I switched over from JAVA 1.2.2 to JAVA 1.3.0 which I used the command "inventoryTable.unregisterKeyboardAction(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_ENTER,0))", which worked fine. But in JAVA 1.3.0, it is now obsolete."
I already have a KeyListener in the JTable which captures my entry when I press the enter key but the default setting for the enter key in a JTable is to do a skip to the next line. So when I press the enter key, it skips to the next line and selects the line below the one I want. What I wish to do is disable the enter key so that it stays on the same line that I press the enter. But when I was using JAVA 1.2.2, using the unregisterKeyboardAction disabled the enter key, what replaced this command in JAVA 1.3.0?
An example would be great.
Thanks in advance,
Marc Bourdon

[Jim Yingst]

We really don't need to spawn the same dicussion in multiple forums. I see you also opened one in Advanced. The problem is that people responding to one don't see the others, and end up wasting time by addressing points already made elsewhere. I'm closing the duplicate threads; see the original here. Thanks.