Custom Drop Location Rendering using Java 6 support for JTable DnD

Can anyone give me some pointers on how to do custom drop location rendering and custom drag images while still using the built-in support for DnD on JTables provided by Java 6?

I have implemented a solution, though I didn't manage to use TransferSupport.

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