| embedding Swing panel in SWT (3.0) [message #200161] |
Mon, 23 February 2004 15:45  |
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During Erich Gamma's keynote at EclipseCon, he demonstrated embedding a
Swing panel in an SWT view. Apparently, this will be part of the 3.0
release. However, I can't find this capability in the M7 api references,
nor any relevant tips by searching the eclipse.org site.
Is this available for testing?
Thanks,
Dave Carlson
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| Re: embedding Swing panel in SWT (3.0) [message #200280 is a reply to message #200233] |
Mon, 23 February 2004 17:11  |
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Dan, thanks for your quick reply. I found all the info.
I had done some fairly in-depth prototyping with the old internal SWT_AWT
about 18 months ago. At that time, I had some issues with handling AWT
mouse events within Eclipse. I'll try the new version.
Thanks,
Dave
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On 2/23/2004, 12:45:19 PM, "Dave Carlson" <dcarlson@xmlmodeling.com> wrote
regarding embedding Swing panel in SWT (3.0):
> During Erich Gamma's keynote at EclipseCon, he demonstrated embedding a
> Swing panel in an SWT view. Apparently, this will be part of the 3.0
> release. However, I can't find this capability in the M7 api references,
> nor any relevant tips by searching the eclipse.org site.
> Is this available for testing?
You need to use the class SWT_AWT. ( Will be in your eclipse build. )
Also you may to check the status of SWT_AWT in bugzilla. There were some
problems in M6 and I am
not sure if they have all been fixed.
Lastly, the 'new and noteworthy' doc for M6 presented SWT_AWT along with
some example code.
-- Dan S
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