So this should be a pretty simple task but I've spent a ridiculous amount of 
hours trying to figure this out and I've been unable to. Hopefully I'm posting 
to the right place and I'm doing it the right way -- I'm not familiar with 
mailing lists.

I've got Jmol set up in Eclipse. It's set up to build a .jar so that my little 
app can be run as its own executable file. It basically just takes Jmol and 
puts it in some jPanels and gives basic command buttons.

What I'm trying to get is the basic atom information and PRINT IT in one of my 
JTextAreas. This type of info for example:
C4 #4 0.4639 -0.7285 -0.24129999

The worst part is that when I select an atom and check the Eclipse console, I 
can see a message such as
setStatusAtomPicked(3,C4 #4 0.4639 -0.7285 -0.24129999)
as if to taunt me. But even though I can see this information in the console, 
I'm unable to figure out a way to actually make use of it or access it in the 
code.

I've imported the JmolViewer and use that to display the Jmol window. I've 
imported JmolSelectionListener, JmolStatusListener and EnumCallback as I feel 
like they're somehow the key to what I'm trying to do... but am at a loss at 
how to go about doing what I want.

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

-PJ
                                          
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