Add popupMenu to the elements of a jToolBar

Question

Hi all,
I'm trying to add a popupMenu to the images that I have in a jToolBar. So my idea is to show the popupMenu when the user clicks with the secondary mouse button in one of the images. When the user clicks with the primary mouse button the application does another action. I have the ThumbnailAction class that implements it:
private class ThumbnailAction extends AbstractAction
*The icon if the full image we want to display.
private Icon displayPhoto;
private JPopupMenu jPopupMenu1 = new JPopupMenu();
private JPanel topPanel;
     private     JPopupMenu popupMenu;
* @param Icon - The full size photo to show in the button.
* @param Icon - The thumbnail to show in the button.
* @param String - The descriptioon of the icon.
public ThumbnailAction(Icon photo, Icon thumb, String desc){
topPanel = new JPanel();
          topPanel.setLayout( null );
          getContentPane().add( topPanel );
          // Create some menu items for the popup
          JMenuItem menuFileNew = new JMenuItem( "New" );
          JMenuItem menuFileOpen = new JMenuItem( "Open..." );
          JMenuItem menuFileSave = new JMenuItem( "Save" );
          JMenuItem menuFileSaveAs = new JMenuItem( "Save As..." );
          JMenuItem menuFileExit = new JMenuItem( "Exit" );
          // Create a popup menu
          popupMenu = new JPopupMenu( "Menu" );
          popupMenu.add( menuFileNew );
          popupMenu.add( menuFileOpen );
          popupMenu.add( menuFileSave );
          popupMenu.add( menuFileSaveAs );
          popupMenu.add( menuFileExit );
          topPanel.add( popupMenu );
          // Action and mouse listener support
          enableEvents( AWTEvent.MOUSE_EVENT_MASK );
          menuFileNew.addActionListener( this );
          menuFileOpen.addActionListener( this );
          menuFileSave.addActionListener( this );
          menuFileSaveAs.addActionListener( this );
          menuFileExit.addActionListener( this );
// displayPhoto = photo;
// The short description becomes the tooltip of a button.
putValue(SHORT_DESCRIPTION, desc);
// The LARGE_ICON_KEY is the key for setting the
// icon when an Action is applied to a button.
putValue(LARGE_ICON_KEY, thumb);
public void processMouseEvent( MouseEvent event )
System.out.println("entra aki cony!");
          if( event.isPopupTrigger() )
               System.out.println("is popup!");//popupMenu.show( event.getComponent(), event.getX(), event.getY() );
          this.processMouseEvent( event );
* Shows the full image in the main area and sets the application title.
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
System.out.println("hay evento");
photographLabel.setIcon(displayPhoto);
/* Executable ex = null;
try {
ex.openDocument("C:/Documents and Settings/Administrador/iText/src/com/lowagie/tools/PDF's/pdf3.pdf");
} catch (IOException exc) {
exc.printStackTrace();
StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer (getValue(SHORT_DESCRIPTION).toString());
actualPDF =st.nextToken(". ");
actualPDF += ".pdf";
setTitle("Selected document: " + actualPDF);
The problem I have is that the app never goes to processMouseEvent(), I think I have problems with the inheritance or sth else. It would be thankful if somebody can help me, please!!!
Thanks in advance!!!

Answer 1

If you want your video to play on anywhere then you don't want Flash. You should be able to use a simple html5 page to play your video and then redirect the user to a new page, or display a new div to get to the form. Here's a good discussion of doing that sort of thing: http://help.videojs.com/discussions/questions/509-videojs-and-passing-an-event-at-the-end- of-the-video You can also look at the regular html video dom reference: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/av_prop_ended.asp