TableCellRenderer having Multiple Components

Question

Hello All
I have a JTable where I want to put more than one Button/Label in a TableCellRenderer and then listen to which button was clicked.
e.g Say I have a Table with 5 Columns, in the Last Column I want to Use a TableCellRenderer which has three buttons "add" "delete" "Change".
I am using a JPanel as a Component of the Renderer and layout three above mentioned buttons. But am not sure how to listen to the event about which button was Clicked... cause for each button should open seperate screen. There could also be more buttons in the CellRenderer. (So I want a general way of handling any number of buttons in the Renderer and then listen to them when they are clicked)
My Renderer looks like this....
public static String CVDelimiter = ";";
     public static class CdsTableCellRenderer extends CastleTableCellRenderer {
          public Component getTableCellRendererComponent(JTable table,
                    Object value, boolean isSelected, boolean hasFocus, int row,
                    int column) {
               if (table.getColumnName(column).equalsIgnoreCase(
                         CdsTableModel.CREDIT_EVENTS)) {
                    JPanel creditEventPanel = new JPanel();
// getValueAt  returns me the add ; delete ;  update
                             StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer((String) table
                              .getValueAt(row, column),  CVDelimiter);
                while (st.hasMoreTokens()) {
                     JButton  button = new JButton  (st.nextToken());
                    creditEventPanel.add(button);
                    return creditEventPanel;
               } else
                    return super.getTableCellRendererComponent(table, value, isSelected,
                              hasFocus, row, column);
     }Thanks
-Pankaj

Answer 1

you can't click the buttons anyway. A cell renderer is called a renderer for a reason: it's a rendered image of the cell. It's not creating a button, it's creating a picture of a button. If you want to know about clicking, use a mouse listener on the table and get the row/column for the coordinate clicked.