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Java Tutorial » Swing » JFormattedTextField   14. 18. 3. JFormattedTextField focus lost behaviour For a JFormattedTextField, the validation is controlled by the focusLostBehavior property. This can be set to one of four values: COMMIT_OR_REVERT: This is the default. When the component loses focus, the component automatically calls the commitEdit() method. This will parse the component's contents and throw a ParseException on error, reverting the contents to the most recent valid value. COMMIT: This setting is similar to COMMIT_OR_REVERT, but it leaves the invalid contents within the field, allowing the user to modify the setting. REVERT: This setting always reverts the value. PERSIST: This setting does nothing. You should manually call commitEdit() yourself to see if the contents are valid before using the contents. 14. 18. JFormattedTextField 14. 18. 1.  JFormattedTextField 14. 18. 2.  Characters you can use in the formatting mask 14. 18. 3.  JFormattedTextField focus lost behaviour 14. 18. 4.  JFormattedTextField with SimpleDateFormat 14. 18. 5.  Using DefaultFormatterFactory to create Date format 14. 18. 6.  Formatted Date and Time Input: DateFormat.SHORT 14. 18. 7.  Formatted Date and Time Input: DateFormat.FULL, Locale.US 14. 18. 8.  Formatted Date and Time Input: DateFormat.MEDIUM, Locale.ITALIAN 14. 18. 9.  Formatted Date and Time Input: new SimpleDateFormat(E, Locale.FRENCH) 14. 18. 10.  Formatted Date and Time Input: DateFormat.getTimeInstance(DateFormat.SHORT) 14. 18. 11.  Formatted Numeric Input: NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance(Locale.UK) 14. 18. 12.  Formatted Numeric Input: NumberFormat.getInstance() 14. 18. 13.  Formatted Numeric Input: NumberFormat.getIntegerInstance(Locale.ITALIAN) 14. 18. 14.  Formatted Numeric Input: NumberFormat.getNumberInstance(Locale.FRENCH) 14. 18. 15.  Formatted Numeric Input: Raw Number 14. 18. 16.  Adding ActionListener to JFormattedTextField 14. 18. 17.  It implements a mortgage calculator that uses four JFormattedTextFields 14. 18. 18.  Using Actions with Text Components: JFormattedTextField 14. 18. 19.  Creating a Text Field to Display and Edit a Phone Number 14. 18. 20.  Creating a Text Field to Display and Edit a social security number 14. 18. 21.  A decimal number with one digit following the decimal point; 14. 18. 22.  A BigDecimal object custom formatter 14. 18. 23.  Dynamically change the format 14. 18. 24.  Support a date with the custom format: 2009-1-1 14. 18. 25.  Customizing a JFormattedTextField Look and Feel 14. 18. 26.  Make custom Input Text Formatter for JFormattedTextField