Bridge between DropTarget  and TransferHandler

Bridge between DropTarget and TransferHandler
Hypothetically, what if you have:
1) old code which uses a DropTarget to tie together a JEditorPane and a DropTargetListener
2) the desire to set on newish GUI code a TransferHandler. It�s a custom GUI TreeTable component that I want to be the source of the data only (COPY).
When I tried to mock something up and drag something from the new GUI to the old GUI, I did not see a Transferable set in the DropTargetDropEvent of the drop method
Thoughts? Has anyone ever done such a thing before? Google did not reveal much.
The mock up code I have is intertwined with the system so I cannot share it.
Thanks.

Try setting a breakpoint in the listener method and see if the event is recognised.

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