I've got some kind of issue with removing an ActionListener

Question

public class JTextNameListener implements ActionListener
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
      //if (buttonEnabled == true)
        passengers[currentButton-1] = jTextName.getText();
        jTextName.setEditable(false);
        jTextSeatNumber.setText(Integer.toString(currentButton));
        if (currentButton == 2)
          btnSeatTwo.removeActionListener(ButtonChoiceListener);
          btnSeatTwo.removeActionListener(ButtonEnableListener);
          btnSeatTwo.setForeground(Color.black);
        else if (currentButton == 5)
          btnSeatFive.removeActionListener(ButtonChoiceListener);
          btnSeatFive.removeActionListener(ButtonEnableListener);
          btnSeatFive.setForeground(Color.black);
        }Here is the segment of code that is not functioning properly...and i'm a bit confused.
The entire program is working except when I hit enter for this JTextField...it does not remove the listeners off of the Buttons. I declared these up top as private fields and then I added the listeners by doing this...
add(btnSeatFive);
    btnSeatFive.setForeground(Color.GREEN);
    btnSeatFive.addActionListener(new ButtonEnableListener());
    btnSeatFive.addActionListener(new ButtonChoiceListener());
    add(btnSeatSeven);
    add(btnSeatNine);
    add(btnSeatEleven);
    btnSeatEleven.setForeground(Color.GREEN);
    btnSeatEleven.addActionListener(new ButtonEnableListener());
    btnSeatEleven.addActionListener(new ButtonChoiceListener());
    add(btnSeatTwo);
    btnSeatTwo.setForeground(Color.GREEN);
    btnSeatTwo.addActionListener(new ButtonEnableListener());
    btnSeatTwo.addActionListener(new ButtonChoiceListener());
    add(btnSeatFour);
    add(btnSeatSix);
    btnSeatSix.setForeground(Color.GREEN);
    btnSeatSix.addActionListener(new ButtonEnableListener());
    btnSeatSix.addActionListener(new ButtonChoiceListener());
    add(btnSeatEight);
    add(btnSeatTen);
    add(btnSeatTwelve);

Answer 1

alright thank you very much! I ended up having to do this for some reason...but works perfectly...
private ButtonEnableListener enableListener = new ButtonEnableListener();
  private ButtonChoiceListener choiceListener = new ButtonChoiceListener();
if (currentButton == 2)
          btnSeatTwo.removeActionListener(choiceListener);
          btnSeatTwo.removeActionListener((ActionListener) enableListener);
          btnSeatTwo.setForeground(Color.black);
        else if (currentButton == 5)
          btnSeatFive.removeActionListener(choiceListener);
          btnSeatFive.removeActionListener((ActionListener) enableListener);
          btnSeatFive.setForeground(Color.black);
        }I don't understand why I had to cast the enable listener but eclipse told me to do it and it worked so...Still if anyone knows why I had to do that, that would be helpful.