Key mapping for JOptionPane

My problem is pretty simple. When presented with a YES_NO_CANCEL option, I want the escape key to trigger the CANCEL operation.
I've tried numerous methods including creating my own JOptionPane, adding/removing KeyListeners, etc., but I can't seem to get around this default behavior. Any suggestions?
Michael

By default, the Esc key closes the dialog with a return value of JOptionPane.CLOSED_OPTION. Why can't you simply perform the same action as when the return value is JOptionPanel.CANCEL_OPTION ?
db
edit Or even reassign the return value, if you prefer to do that (I wouldn't)int retVal = JOptionPane.showOptionDialog(...);
if (retVal == JOptionPane.CLOSED_OPTION) {
retVal = JOptionPane.CANCEL_OPTION;
}Edited by: Darryl.Burke

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... Where
did Terminal's default keystrokes (e.g., Esc,[5C for
ctrl-right-arrow) come from? They just produce
annoying beeps in bash. Are they standard sequences
for some shell that I don't know about? I
Somewhere deep in the bowels of computer history....for example
http://vt100.net/docs/vt100-ug/table3-6.html
http://www.termsys.demon.co.uk/vtansi.htm#cursor
that is to say, these codes date back to early hardware terminals such as the VT100. I believe. And that is why Terminal is a member of a class of software called "terminal emulators".

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did Terminal's default keystrokes (e.g., Esc,[5C for
ctrl-right-arrow) come from? They just produce
annoying beeps in bash. Are they standard sequences
for some shell that I don't know about? I
Somewhere deep in the bowels of computer history....for example
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http://www.termsys.demon.co.uk/vtansi.htm#cursor
that is to say, these codes date back to early hardware terminals such as the VT100. I believe. And that is why Terminal is a member of a class of software called "terminal emulators".

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on (keyPress "<PageUp>") and <PageDown>
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