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There is TreeModelListener. It can get registered with a NodeModel, TreeModel and TableModel. Is this redundancy just for convenience? Does the same listener get registered with all three? Converesely if I have to call TreeModelListener.treeNodeChanged do I have to call it on all the listeners registered with NodeModel, TreeModel and TableModel? I"m worried that the redundancy will cause either too many or too few firings.
This redundancy is OK, I think. View listens on all models it displayes. So, be carefull. You should fire one change only once. BTW, you can implement all models by one class. And it will be much more clear for you in this case.
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