KeyListener never invoked on my editor

I am trying to make TAB go to the next field in my table. But none of my keylistener methods get invoked on my cell editor. Can anyone help? Here is my code...
public class MultiLineCellEditor extends DefaultGridCellEditor implements GridCellEditor, KeyListener
String value_;
JScrollTextArea textArea_;
CommonJSmartGrid grid_;
public MultiLineCellEditor()
super(new JTextField());
JTextField jtf = (JTextField) this.getComponent();
jtf.addKeyListener(this);
textArea_ = new JScrollTextArea();
value_ = null;
setClickCountToStart(2);
public void keyReleased(KeyEvent e)
System.out.println("keyReleased...");
public void keyPressed(KeyEvent e)
System.out.println("keyPressed...");
public void keyTyped(KeyEvent e)
System.out.println("keytype...");
Thanks in advance,
Steve

This info was helpful... however, I still can't get anything to register a keyevent once I am in the editor. The table has focus (I check) when I first open this screen, and loses focus when I double click on the cell containing the multiline cell editor. The thing is... what object then gains focus? I checked the scrollpane and the jTextField. Neither of these ever gets focus so adding a keylistener to them won't do any good. Any other ideas?
Thanks,
Steve

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Hi,
I have a problem, when I invoke the UI editor , I got this error "Unknown error in source", I already compiled the project and the PJC. any suggestions is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Lilibeth

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