I spent about an hour on the code and set up right clicks at 1 second, like a PDA, it seems to work fine...
except in Excel, don't know why,
anyway will post a dowload link when i get somewhere to host it.

awesome, great work:) (still have to test it, but it definately sounds promising)

I've made kinda the same right click function, but i've found some problems(my version waited 3 seconds before a right click).

- Loss of responsiveness (Timeout for the right click check)
- Loss of movement (Because the right click kicked in)

Do you have a solution to these options? And i don't like it at 1 second because it's right clicks to fast but thats just my opinion.

But i'm working on a version of the wiiwhiteboard with has some options, so you can set your left/right click style etc... this way you can turn it off if you want to move your windows.

I can host it for you, if you still needs a host.

Please let me know if this get's hosted somewhere, I would love to give this a shot.  I stink at code writing

If the code is implemented in such as way as to emulate the right-click functionality of a mobile device, then the hold-and-click for right click will only activate if the pointer isn't moving.  So if you are in the process of drawing or writing while holding down the mouse, then it won't attempt to begin right-clicking.

At least, that's how I hoped they programmed it.  Won't know till we see the code.

You will need to implement that in a separate thread. You may want to look at the source code of Linux Whiteboard for an idea. It is written in standard C++ so should be easy to port it to other systems (no change is needed in *NIX, some thread functions changes are needed for Windows).

Can you explain how the change you have made for the right clicking be implemented in Johny's code ?
Since your application is based on Johny's code, which file is correspondent to the file WiimoteDataHandler.java that you have written ?

My software is based on Johnny's app in a way that it offers the same functionality. But I'm actually not using his source code at all. So there's no equivalence between source code fragments.
I implemented right-clicks with the so-called strategy pattern, which enables to change behavior during run-time (one could have several "right-click behaviors"). This is possibility is not used at the moment, since people seem to be happy with the current implementation.
You can find the implementation in my source code in the folder org/uweschmidt/wiimote/whiteboard/mouse/rightclick.
It gets called by org/uweschmidt/wiimote/whiteboard/WiimoteDataHandler.java.
The whole thing is maybe a little difficult to understand since it's not documented. I can explain it in more details upon request...

Uwe