Write Your Own Listener Interface (you know you want to)

09-06-26 09:30 Filed in: Interface | Java

I’ve used Listeners a lot in Java. The standard listeners have always been sufficiently flexible for my needs.

Until today.

This tutorial was all I needed to quickly implement my listener: Listeners in Java

It’s clear, succinct and comprehensive. When you need to implement your custom listener interface, check it out.

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