MouseEvents
[252 byte] By [maitrechua] at [2007-10-2 19:26:47] 
Hi,I'd like to listen to mouse clicks and wheels anywhere on the desktop or in a non-java app or in a browser ... . I just know how to listen for these in a Java graphical component. Can someone help?Thanks in advanceThomas
You can't do this in pure Java. You'd have to tap into the OS' event handling system, using e.g. C++, and then use JNI to use that code in your Java program.Maybe you should consider writing the whole thing in a different language than Java?
Torgila at 2007-7-13 21:12:43 >
Ok, thanks. It's not a big deal, it really was just something I wanted to try for fun.
maitrechua at 2007-7-13 21:12:43 >
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