Can we call Tree Selection Listener this way..?

Question

Hi,
I have written one class 'DemoTree' that implemets framework tree.In frame work tree
We have All the listeners defined and all the listener methods have been implemented
in 'DemoTree' class.
Now I create one more class 'DemoTree2'.In this class I am instantiating 'DemoTree'.
My question is.. is it possible to use listener method defined in 'DemoTree'.
public class DemoTree implemets FrameWorkTree{
public void selectionListener(event){
public void mouseListener(event){
public class DemoTree2 extend JPanel{
private DemoTree  tree=new DemoTree();
pubic void main(String arg[]){
tree.selectionListener()-----> how to use/implement this feature?
tree.mouseClicked()
}Thanks.

Answer 1

The real drivers are supplied to our OEMs by sending them an email conatining release notes for them in an encrypted Zip-file.
They then need a password to FTP them from our FTP site.
Any normal individual (i.e. end user) coming to ADI direct should gte a standard reply telling him to go to the Mobo manufacturer or PC supplier along with some links .
Here is an example that I concocted as an MSWord autotext so I just type the word "sound" and this is inserted :
Sound Cards and Modem Information
Analog Devices does not manufacture sound or modem cards. Many sound cards use chipsets from Analog Devices in their designs.
Drivers are often customized to work with specific PCs or motherboard platform. Please contact the manufacturer of the PC for technical assistance. For technical assistance on a specific sound card, please contact the manufacturer of the card. http://forms.analog.com/Form_Pages/soundMAX/soundMAXtechSupport.html
may help.
Other sources you can check:
* You can visit the FCC's web site and use the search engine to see who manufactured the card.
* You may also be able to locate & download drivers for these cards at the following web site: http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid/
* You may want to try http://www.danworld.com/ for hotlinks to sound cards/modems
* or   http://www.windrivers.com  .
* http://www.driverguide.com  is extremely good  You have to register (once) but it is very useful and free. Copyright 1995- 2003 Analog Devices, Inc. All rights reserved.
Chris Muriel, Manchester, UK  (ADI applications engineer).