Attach a listener to the tree and select the event as treeEventObj's
right click.
But it will work only with jdk 1.5 and not jdk 1.6.
Create a Menu inside the "isRightClick" condition,and attach the menu
to the tree as context menu.
Please see the sample code below:-
tree.addListener( Events.SelectionChange, new Listener<TreeEvent>() {
public void handleEvent( final TreeEvent treeEventObj)
{
if( treeEventObj.isRightClick() ) {
final Menu contextMenu = new Menu();
contextMenu.setWidth( 130 );
final MenuItem addNodeMenu = new MenuItem( "Menu A" );
final MenuItem addAttributeMenu = new MenuItem( "Menu B" );
contextMenu.add( addNodeMenu );
contextMenu.add( addAttributeMenu );
tree.setContextMenu( contextMenu );
}
}
});
On Sep 30, 2:20 pm, ArunDhaJ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm overriding the onBrowserEvent event of Tree for capturing mouse
> right click, for generating context menu. How to get the Tree Item
> which has been right clicked in onBrowserEvent?
>
> else is there any way to capture right click event of TreeItem?
>
> Thanks in Advance
>
> -ArunDhaJ
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