Hi Ashish, > Let me try with approach 1 below you suggested. Will use the Swing Graph APIs > and Pivot dropped inside Swing window. Great ... Others, please correct me if it's wrong: you could even try (as alternative approach) to do the reverse: a Pivot Window containing a Swing Frame/Window ...
> To make this work we have to be able to connect event handlers from one into > the other, and I'm not totally sure if that is going to work. Yes, usually tricks could be needed for event handling/bubbling between Pivot and Swing, and screen refresh ... let us know if you find some problems. > I would suggest that a Graph project would be a fantastic addition to Pivot, > even a basic set of APIs to just create vertexes and edges would be much > appreciated. Yes I understand, and I'm sorry but Graphs it's a field where I have little experience, and I have little time (because I have to work on other areas of Pivot), so I can't help you so much, but for what I can/have time, sure. > I'm not that much of an expert on Pivot yet to start contributing but I can > try once I get bit more expertise. Don't worry, anyone if free to do as much as want/has time ... even only ideas/suggestions/bugs are always appreciated. So the idea to start to put some content on a sandbox project could be really good ... tell me (via private email, I need only your Google account user name to give you grants) if/when you'll be ready to start. And to be completely safe (both, even) you should sign the Apache ICLA, but we can wait a little for this ... > Thanks, Ashish Thanks to you and welcome to Pivot :-) Sandro
