Where is the 'hiden' code?

Hello!
I need to controll all events in JComboBox class. I've been looking into src code of Java 1.4 to find where is the code which makes popup window of JComboBox dissapear when you click over another GUI component (not over the same JComboBox) but I was not able to find it. Does anyone know where it is?

i don't know about making it "disappear", for that I think you'd have to redo your gui itself and take out the component.
however, there is the function java.awt.Component.setEnable(false) which will disable the box.
hope that helps!

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