Re: Cocoa and Java+Swing
Re: Cocoa and Java+Swing
- Subject: Re: Cocoa and Java+Swing
- From: Matthew Formica <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2002 14:35:05 -0700
On 6/13/02 7:25 PM, "Jason Foster" <email@hidden> wrote:
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Can anyone definitively prove that I am delusional, and that Omniweb is not
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mixing Cocoa interface widgets and Swing components, or (hopefully) confirm
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that I'm not nuts and that this is possible. Sample code or a tutorial
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would be greatly appreciated.
No, and no. :-) No, you're not delusional - Omniweb is mixing them, but no,
it's not particularly possible (at least in 10.1.x) without resorting to
private APIs, and is not particularly supported. As an avenue to pursue,
you can take a look at NSQuickDrawView, which is part of the puzzle, but I
don't think it'll get you all the way there. Perhaps one of the Omniweb
guys wants to speak up on the chore of staying one step ahead of the weird
issues that currently arise from OS release to OS release with mixing Cocoa
with Java which sits on top of Carbon?
- Matthew
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Thanks!
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Jason Foster
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