Mouse Click Coordinate

Answer:
If you already know how to detect a mouse click, you're just one step away from being able to retrieve the coordinates associated with the click. To detect a mouse click in a component, you register a MouseListener with the addMouseListener() method defined in java.awt.Component. This allows you to detect when the mouse is pressed, released, or clicked in a component. It also allows you to detect when the mouse enters or leaves the component. Each time one of these events occurs, the appropriate MouseListener method is invoked with a MouseEvent as an argument.

For all of these events, the MouseEvent will contain the coordinates of the mouse at the time of the event. You can get the coordinates together as a Point object with getPoint(), or separately with getX() and getY(). The coordinates will be returned relative to the component reporting the event. You can use translatePoint(int x, int y) to convert the coordinates to be relative to the entire screen or some other component.