How We can restrict the max no of Selections in JList

Hi,
How We can restrict the max. no of selections (at random selections) in JList (ex. max No of of selections is 3 in a JList of having 50 items.)
Thanks for your advise in advance.

Hello Satyaki De.
Thank you very much for your suggestion but my Private information is totally apart from this question & I already I have changed each and every information from the question.
Thanks
Kamlesh Gujarathi
[email protected]

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