Actions and KeyStrokes and JTable Help

[debbie_82]

    Action enterSelection = new AbstractAction("ENTER"){
      public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){
       SearchInterface search = (SearchInterface) table.getModel();
       if (table.getSelectedRow() == -1 ){
         tfFind.requestFocus();
       } else {
         search.selectRow(table.getSelectedRow());
         closeDialog();
       }
      }
    };

    table.getInputMap(JComponent.WHEN_FOCUSED).put(
      KeyStroke.getKeyStroke("ENTER"), enterSelection.NAME);
    table.getActionMap().put(enterSelection.NAME, enterSelection);
    btnOK.addActionListener(enterSelection);

    Action cancelAction = new AbstractAction("CANCEL"){
      public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){
       SearchInterface search = (SearchInterface) table.getModel();
       search.setCancelled(true);
       closeDialog();
      }
    };
    contentPane.getInputMap(JComponent.WHEN_IN_FOCUSED_WINDOW).put(
        KeyStroke.getKeyStroke("ESCAPE"), cancelAction.NAME);
    contentPane.getActionMap().put(cancelAction.NAME, cancelAction);

    table.getInputMap(JComponent.WHEN_FOCUSED).put(
        KeyStroke.getKeyStroke("ESCAPE"), cancelAction.NAME);
    table.getActionMap().put(cancelAction.NAME, cancelAction);
    btnCancel.addActionListener(cancelAction);

As you can see the code illustrated above creates two Action objects one is for entering and the other is for cancelling. The part of the code which is made bold is giving me problems.

table object has two keystrokes associated with it one is for escape the other is for entering. both of which should trigger when table is focused. But whenever I do either of the keystrokes only the latter action which is the cancel is executed.

Question 1: Can there be only one keystroke associated with a component with the same condition (JComponent.WHEN_FOCUSED)?

[debbie_82]

InputMap of an object serves as the one triggering the KeyStrokes right? and the corresponding value of a keystroke in the InputMap will serve as the key to the ActionMap of an object right?... thus triggering the value of the ActionMap which is the action object.
Shouldn't it be ok for one component to have lots of keystrokes associated or registered with it?

If anyone can explain to me the process how the action in the actionmap of an object get to be triggerred I'd be really happy..

I'm quite new to all this and I'm having a bad headache already.