I have written a custom component that inherits from java.awt.Canvas,
which I use to render vector graphic files on. This component, called
TWFCanvas, is currently part of an AWT-based applet.
Since I have to use Java 2D anyway, I am forced to work with JDK 1.2,
and I figured it made sense to use Swing instead of AWT. I could port
the rest of the applet to start using swing for its simple interface,
but still I would have to use the canvas. As I was unable to find any
kind of 'JCanvas' class to work with, I guess I'll have to stick to
java.awt.Canvas for all the Java 2D work.
Will this mixing of swing and AWT components create any kind of
problems for me?
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Alexandre Sieira Vilar - http://www.tecgraf.puc-rio.br/~asv
Computer Engineering Student at PUC-Rio - GNU and Linux rock!
3rd kyu Aikikkai Aikidoka (as of November 28, 1998)
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