Dear Perl Monks,
i am using Tk::JComboBox.
i can able to selecting first and second combo's data for the first time,later i can not select the second combo box
if i use TK::BrowseEntry it is working fine
please refer my code 
use Tk;
use Tk::JComboBox;
my $ScreenSize = "300x200+0+0";
&Screen;
MainLoop;
sub Screen {
    $MainScreenObject = MainWindow->new(-background =>"white");
    $MainScreenObject->geometry($ScreenSize);
    @TestList = ('12','123','12345');
    $test= createComboBox('Test',5,100,50);
    $test1= createComboBox('Test1',5,100,100);
}
sub onTestComboBoxSelect {
    @TestList1 = ('1','3','125');
    $test1->configure(-choices => \@TestList1 ,-state => 'normal');   
+     
}
sub onTest1ComboBoxSelect {
}
sub createComboBox {
    my($ComboBoxName,$Width,$x,$y) = @_;
    $ComboBoxName =~ s/\s+//g;
    my $ComboBoxObject = $MainScreenObject->JComboBox(-background =>'w
+hite',
                  -textvariable => \${$ComboBoxName},
                  -choices => \@{$ComboBoxName."List"},
                  -browsecmd =>\&{"on".$ComboBoxName."ComboBoxSelect"}
+,
                  -entrywidth =>$Width,)->place(-x=>$x,-y=>$y);
    return($ComboBoxObject);
}

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please help me on this

In reply to problem with Tk::JComboBox by Anonymous Monk

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