Change MenuBar options when Tab selection changes

[Godwin]

I have implemented Tab selection listener to change the menu options whenever tab is selected but the problem is that once a tab is re-selected, the listener doesn't call the action for it again.
This is my code:

final Tabs tab = findTabs1(f);

        tab.addSelectionListener(new SelectionListener() {
            public void selectionChanged(int oldSelected, int newSelected) {
               
                System.out.println("selected :: " + newSelected);
                if ((newSelected == 0) || (newSelected == 2)) {
                    f.getMenuBar().removeAll();
                    f.getMenuBar().addCommand(sendSMS);
                    f.getMenuBar().addCommand(advSearch);
                    f.getMenuBar().addCommand(myProfile);
                    f.getMenuBar().addCommand(abtUS);
                    f.getMenuBar().revalidate();
                } else if (newSelected == 1) {
                    f.getMenuBar().removeAll();
                    f.getMenuBar().addCommand(sendSMS);
                    f.getMenuBar().addCommand(advSearch);
                    f.getMenuBar().addCommand(myProfile);
                    f.getMenuBar().addCommand(newPost);
                    f.getMenuBar().addCommand(abtUS);
                    f.getMenuBar().revalidate();
                }
            }
        });

        f.getMenuBar().addCommand(sendSMS);
        f.getMenuBar().addCommand(advSearch);
        f.getMenuBar().addCommand(myProfile);
        f.getMenuBar().addCommand(abtUS);
        f.getMenuBar().revalidate();

Condition works at first but when the tab is selected again, the options does not change. How can I get it to work?

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IDE: NetBeans
Desktop OS : Windows
Simulator : Yes
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[Shai Almog]

If the currently selected tab is clicked again you won't be an event since no selection occurred.
You can bind your own listeners to the tab buttons if you wish.

[Agada Godwin]

What I mean is that if I select, say, tab 1, then select tab 2 and then select tab 1 again, the action on tab 1 is not called the second time.

On 19 Sep 2015 05:18, "Shai Almog" <shai....@gmail.com> wrote:

If the currently selected tab is clicked again you won't be an event since no selection occurred.
You can bind your own listeners to the tab buttons if you wish.

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[Shai Almog]

I'm not aware of such an issue, maybe Chen has an idea here.

[Godwin]

Just figured out the problem. 

f.getMenuBar().removeAll();

does not work. I thought the listener isn't called. So I had to use

f.removeAllCommands();

to remove the commands and re-add the ones I need.