Naveen,

I did that for a demo of visualizing emergency incidents
(www.infoviz.biz/infoviz/demo/Emergency/Emergency.html).

What I did was to create a subclass of PickRotateBehavior. I used the
processStimulus method which apparently gets all mouse movement events.
Every time the mouse moved I did a pickCanvas.pickAllSorted() to find out
what the mouse was looking at. If it was something that was associated with
a pop-up (in my case an "incident"), I went back to the canvas and had it
make a pre-existing Frame visible. If there was nothing under the mouse, I
made the Frame invisible.

I assume this is a fairly inefficient way to do this because of all the
processing that goes on each time the mouse is nudged (I didn't want to
require the user to click the mouse), but for me it was only a demo. Maybe
someone will jump in here with a more efficient approach.

-Allan Ash
Software Arts, Inc. - the Information Visualization Company
www.infoviz.biz

----- Original Message -----
From: Naveen Babu Chikkala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 4:25 PM
Subject: [JAVA3D] is it possible to add swing Tooltip to java3D universe.


> is it possible to add Tooltip to java3D universe.
>
> some shape3D objects  i am displaying on the univers of 3D. if my mouse
points any one of the shape3D objects i need to display some msg as Tooltip.
is this possible in jav3D.
>
> Regards
> naveen babu chikkala
>
>
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