I have a superclass, guiModule, that is a super class for several panes I'm
using that are in a JTabbedPane. In the superclass I have specified that
it implements FocusListener and have the focusGained() method in it. I
would have thought that when I selected a particular tab on the
JTabbedPane, that particular class would have the focusGained() method
called, but that isn't happening.
What do I use or what kind of listener do I need so each panel can detect
when it is selected by clicking on the corresponding tab?
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