Hey,
Christopher Currie wrote:
> Dear Róbert,
>
> Thanks for responding.
> I looked at your application, and it looks like your Canvas3D component is
> adjacent to (i.e., above) your splitPane component. What I want to do is the
> following:
The Canvas3D is wrapped in 3 layers of Swing components,
first we have a JPanel called viewer that we put the Canvas3D in
add("Center",canvas);
Then we add the viewer JPanel to the JSplitPane with
setTopComponent(viewer);
And finally the JSplitPane is wrapped in a JFrame or JInternalFrame and
then displayed.
> worldScrollPane = new JScrollPane(new Canvas3D(null));
> mapScrollPane = new JScrollPane(new Canvas3D(null));
>
> //Create a split pane with the two scroll panes in it
> splitPane = new JSplitPane(JSplitPane.HORIZONTAL_SPLIT);
> splitPane.setLeftComponent(worldScrollPane);
> splitPane.setRightComponent(mapScrollPane);
> splitPane.setOneTouchExpandable(true);
>
> The heavy j3D components clobbers the light swing component.
There are Swing components that are not at all compatible with J3D,
like the ScrollPane's and popup-menus. I don't see any solution to
your problem, but you could try something along the lines of what
is in the FAQ.
Happy XMAS all ;9
Róbert Viđar Bjarnason
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