JTree editing

[Trisha Murphy]

I've a JTree that I'm trying to edit,
however my userObject in my Node is a class with 2 strings and when I edit the tree my class gets overridden with the String that I enter.
Is there anyway override the function that causes this to happen? and update the userObject myself?
thanks
Trish

[Venkata Cherukuri]

I guess u can add some code in the tree editor to return a value- I guess it's the getCellEditorValue(). This method returns a value, so you return your string in this method.

[Trisha Murphy]

I decided to use the function prepareForEditing() from DefaultTreeCellEditor so that I can get and store the object and I update it and replace the new object in the function editingStopped(ChangeEvent e) from the CellEditorListener.