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- 7. ADVANCE JAVA Classified e-Material 7 DRAG AND DROP AND DATA TRANSFER TransferHandler Class Basic Methods setDragEnabled(boolean) setDropMode(DropMode) setTransferHandler(TransferHandler) Export Methods getSourceActions(JComponent) createTransferable(JComponent) exportDone(JComponent, Transferable, int)
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