MouseListener on new Components

I made a MouseListener on a component, while my mousebotton were pressed. I then moved my mouse over the new component, and released the mousebotton. Now i expected a mouseReleased Event, but nothing happend. Now my questing is:
Is it not possible to listen on new Components before i release my mousebotton? And if it is... how???
Thanks in advance...
Kenneth Vindum

Dosn't matter... Changed the code, and made it work that way...

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