Window losing focus

Hi all,
I was wondering if it were at all possible for a JFrame or JWindow to listen for an event when the window is about to lose focus - ie it is losing focus (as opposed to lost focus).
WindowEvent and the subsequent WindowFocusListener interface only caters for handling a window having already lost or gained focus, however I need to make things happen before the window actually loses its focus.
Can anyone help?
Regards,
Andrew.

Hi Andrew,
I don't know a possibility to get an event like you want to have - and I do think such an eevnt does not exist.
But I do think you really wouldn't need such a possibility. Perhaps you can give a short explanation why you need this possibility. If the problem is to regain the focus there is a post from me a few minutes ago (I'm sorry about not knowing how to reference to other posts but I hope since years I will learn such things). If you have other problems please explain the problem - perhaps there is another way of solving it.
HTH and greetings from
Holger

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import javax.swing.table.TableCellEditor;
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