Add a AWT component to a SWT widget

Hello,
is it possible to add a AWT component to a SWT widget?
I have a Java3D canvas witch exetends from java.awt.component and i want to display it in my application witch uses SWT, but i can't find a way :-(
Can you help me?
Stev

If it only takes other SWT components, then no. If it takes any AWT Component, then yes. But I can't find the API docs to look it up. So if you are using it, presumably you have the API docs and should thus look there for the answer... or try it, as it would've taken less time waiting for this ignorant answer.

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Darryl, I'm not doing any custom double buffering. My goal was to simply replicate the functionality of awt's update() method. And yes, I have started with the Swing tutorial. I believe it was there that I learned update() is not part of the Swing infrastructure.
Problem 1: I don't see the effect you describe (or I just don't understand the description)Piet, were you viewing the program (via the .jar) or the applet (via the .html)? For whatever reason, problem 1 does not manifest itself as an applet, only a program. FTR I'm running JDK/JRE 1.6 under Windows 7. As a program, just click anywhere in the wheel. The whole canvas goes wonky-white, and the wheel doesn't even show. If it happens, you'll understand. ;)
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I think the bigger picture is that, though it is now updated to Swing, some of the original 1998 design decisions are no longer relevant. Back then I was running Windows 98 on a single-core processor clocked at significantly less than 1 GHz. You could actually watch the canvas update itself. The color wheel alone fills over 1000 arcs, and the color intensity wedge has over 75 update regions of its own. While kind of interesting to watch, it's not 1998 any more. My multi-core processor runs at over 2 GHz, and my graphic card is way, way beyond anything that existed last century. Full canvas updates probably take less than 0.1 sec, and that is with double-buffering!
So, I think you're right. Let the silly paintComponent() do it's thing unhindered. If I want to track old dots on the wheel, keep an array of Points, remembering maybe the last 10. As a final step in the repainting process, decide how many of those old dots to display, and do it.
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Oh, I'm moving forward on implementing the color list widget. I've already added a 3rd JPanel, which is a column to the left of the main paint canvas. It will contain 3 GUI items:
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3) a hex-entry JTextField (which is all that is there at this very moment), allowing exact color request
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For weeks I had in mind that I wanted a pop-up color list widget. Then you shared your ColorList class, and it was so obvious the list should just be there all the time. :)
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