Hola Aitor,
aqui tienes el fichero con el ejemplo.
Ya me contaras si te funciona.
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From: "Illarramendi Amilibia, Aitor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, May 28, 2001 3:32 PM
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las
prisas.
Un saludo.
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From: Borja Marcos Suárez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: lunes 28 de mayo de 2001 12:36
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Hola Aitor,
yo utilizo también JMenus de Swing y componentes pesados. La forma en que lo
Hola Aitor,
yo utilizo también JMenus de Swing y componentes pesados. La forma en que lo utilizo
es distinta a como lo haces tu.
No me he parado mucho a mirar tu código, pero creo que no te hace falta crear el
JPopupMenu.
1.- Crea los menus como si el problema entre componentes pesados y lig
setEnabled(true);
if(CManejadorDominio.getInstancia().getEstado()==CManejadorDominio.PLAN_CARG
ADO)
smSalvar.setEnabled(true);
else
smSalvar.setEnabled(false);
break;
default:
smNuevo.setEnabled(false);
smAbrir.setEnabled(false);
sm
hi,
this is the heavyweight/lightweight problem discussed here many times. their is a FAQ
at j3d.org and it is discussed in detail in the swing book of David M. Leary.
Try to add a java.awt.Panel as a container into your layout. then put/remove the
canvas3d into/from the panel via menu.
Gernot
Hi Simone:
Yes Java 3D works with Swing. I have both of them in my application.
Create a Canvas3D and put it inside a JPanel.
There are many examples on Sun's website with them together.
Cheers,
Mona
> I am programming an application where I have a menu built with Swing. In
>
resolution last time I heard.
Cheers,
Allistair Crossley
Web/New Media Consultant
Logica UK Ltd
Tel: 02074 463267
Mob: 07884 056274
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From: simone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 24 May 2001 15:34
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [JAVA3D] Java3D and Swing..
Hi All,
I am
Hello J.D.
Thanks by attention.
Simone.
Ehlo Simone
>
> On Thu, 24 May 2001, simone wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> > Universe in
> > Java3D. However this Universe always open outside my application instead
> >
> > of openning inside the screen.
> I think you're forgeting to add the Canvas3D in the
>
Ehlo Simone
On Thu, 24 May 2001, simone wrote:
> Hi All,
> Universe in
> Java3D. However this Universe always open outside my application instead
>
> of openning inside the screen.
I think you're forgeting to add the Canvas3D in the
constructor. (Instead of calling
SimpleUniverse myUniverse = n
Im using java 3d and swing and it works nice.
Read the faq about this, http://www.j3d.org/faq/swing.html
regards
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Hi All,
I am programming an application where I have a menu built with Swing. In
my
menu option "New world", I include a functionality to generate a
Universe in
Java3D. However this Universe always open outside my application instead
of openning inside the screen.
I would like to ask you if it
It works.
Hai Ning wrote:
> does anyone know if Java3D works with Swing? it seems
> i can not add canvas3D to a Swing panel.
> any thought?
>
> thanks.
>
> -Hai
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does anyone know if Java3D works with Swing? it seems
i can not add canvas3D to a Swing panel.
any thought?
thanks.
-Hai
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thanks for all response.
now i got it working. but for some reason, the canvas3D object
seems to suppress other components. when i lanuch the program,
only the canvas3D shows up. i have to force the JFrame
to be redrawn (cover the window with another one, then bring it
back to front) to make othe
Re: [JAVA3D] Java3D and Swing
>There is problems adding heavyweight components to lightweight containers.
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There is problems adding heavyweight components to lightweight containers.
Hai Ning wrote:
> does anyone know if Java3D works with Swing? it seems
> i can not add canvas3D to a Swing panel.
> any thought?
>
> thanks.
>
> -Hai
>
> ==
Hai Ning,
Yes, Java 3D and Swing works quite nicely. I teach Java 3D for UCLA Continuing
Education (Extension) and I used it for some of my demo's of Java 3D's
capabilities.
I can send you some samples if you're interested.
Mitch
Hai Ning wrote:
> does anyone know if Java3D works with Swin
Hai Ning wrote:
>
> does anyone know if Java3D works with Swing? it seems
> i can not add canvas3D to a Swing panel.
> any thought?
>
> thanks.
>
> -Hai
>
Hi Hai,
yes, you can incorporate Java3D and Swing. You can
definitely extend JFrame to hold a 3DCanvas.
Best regards
Joerg
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