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  • Subject: Cocoa and Java+Swing
  • From: Jason Foster <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 22:25:25 -0400

This might have made it to FAQ status, but a search of the archives wasn't terribly conclusive, so here goes...

I'm currently looking at merging the Chimera web browser and the XSmiles SMIL viewer. Chimera is a Cocoa interface that wraps around the Mozilla rendering engine, while XSmiles is a (mostly pure) Java application that renders using Swing. XSmiles can also be run as an applet. What I would like to do is basically replace the Mozilla renderer with the XSmiles renderer.

I've seen applets run under Omniweb, which I believe is a Cocoa application,
so I have to believe that it's possible for Swing components to be rendered inside of a Cocoa app. Unfortunately I haven't seen any code examples, and all of the information I've been able to find says something to the effect of "you can't use Swing within Cocoa", which doesn't seem to jive with reality.

Can anyone definitively prove that I am delusional, and that Omniweb is not mixing Cocoa interface widgets and Swing components, or (hopefully) confirm that I'm not nuts and that this is possible. Sample code or a tutorial would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Jason Foster
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