>
> I have forgotten another problem. If you don't use NEWT, the OpenGL context
> will be destroyed when switching from full screen to windowed mode and vice
> versa except if you tinker... a lot.
>
> Perhaps you can use a GLWindow whose child component is a NEWTCanvasAWT.
> Then, you don't need to use an instance of java.awt.Frame. When you want to
> switch from full screen mode, just call setUndecorated(boolean) and
> setFullscreen(boolean) on your main GLWindow.
>
> If it doesn't work, I will try to provide you a better solution. There are
> GUI libraries directly based on JOGL but they have all some drawbacks:
> - some widgets are directly in JOGL but they require shader support
> - FengGui is somehow unusable, a contributor started a big code redesign on
> the SVN repository and left it unfinished
> - Nifty Gui is very good but its memory footprint is prohibitive
> - PureSwing could be ported to JOGL but its main contributor plans to stop
> its development soon
> - TWL could be ported to JOGL but I don't know whether it would be a trivial
> task
>
> @Sven, do you have a better solution to suggest?