Order of Execution for TreeSelectionListener

Hi,
I have a JTree on which I have registered 2 separate TreeSelectionListeners A and then B. I thought they would by default execute in a first-in first-out way, such as firstly A, secondly B, but to my surprise when I change a selection, listener B executes first!. As far as I have read, the only way to attain listener A executing first, is to re-register the listeners in the desired order when I register listener B.
Am I correct? Is this the only way? Looks weird that the API doesn't preview this case.
Thanks for your help,
Chal.lo.

As far as I have read, the only way to attain listener A executing first, is to re-register the listeners in the desired orderWherever you might have read that, it's not correct. From
[Java AWT: Delegation Event Model|http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/guide/awt/designspec/events.html]
(about a third of the way down the page)
The API makes no guarantees about the order in which the events are delivered to a set of registered listeners for a given event on a given source.
In the same paragraph:
If the order in which events are delivered to listeners is a factor for your program, you should chain the listeners off a single listener which is registered on the source (the fact that the event data is encapsulated in a single object makes propagating the event extremely simple).
db

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