How can I stop coalescing of mouse move/drag events in jdk1.6 ?

Question

Hello all,
My application uses a [pen-based tablet|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphics_tablet] to draw lines/curves. But the problem is: when I run my application, due to java’s default behavior of discarding the mouse events which occurs during the repaint call, the curves results in the set of joined straight lines.
To overcome this problem, when searched over net, came across below link:
[http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?messageID=10811388]
I tried the option provided at the above URL i.e. overriding the below method of Component.java file:
protected AWTEvent coalesceEvents(AWTEvent existingEvent,AWTEvent newEvent);
But later found that, overriding this method worked fine for me for jdk1.5 but this solution did not work in case of jdk1.6. When reviewed the source of Component.java and EventQueue.java files in jdk1.6, found that this method is not having any implementation and simply returns “null” and the complete handling of coalescing of events occurs within EventQueue.java file’s local method which is mentioned below:
private boolean coalesceEvent(AWTEvent e, int priority);
As this method is part of EventQueue.java and also it is a private method, I am not finding any way to stop the coalescing of mouse move/drag events in jdk1.6.
The main problem is that my application is purely based on jdk1.6 only.
Can anybody help me out to solve this problem by providing any option of preventing the coalescing of mouse move/drag events in case of jdk1.6.
Thank you.

Answer 1

Look at the link I posted, you aren't double buffering correctly.
I saw the other post you mistakenly made before you edited it. Not really a big deal, I was just wondering why you did that.