> Fedora 12
> JRE/JDK 7u7
> GeForce 9800 GT + NVIDIA driver 304.37
> JOGAMP/JOGL custom build from 10/02/2012 repos (RC11 in progress)
>
> This topic is an offshoot of some suggestions Sven made in
> http://forum.jogamp.org/The-Current-State-Of-JOGL-SWT-Integration-tp4026329.html.
>
> I'm trying out NewtCanvasSWT embedded in a "part" (i.e. stuffed under a tab)
> in an Eclipse4 workbench window, and it sort of works.
>
> The GLEventListener initially draws what I expect, but it doesn't reshape
> properly.  It gets a few reshape() calls when the program opens, but after
> that only display() gets called if the size of the part is changed.  FWIW the
> "updateSizeCheck" protected method in NewtCanvasSWT /is/ getting called.
>
> Also, window exposure does not trigger display() calls.
>
> I wasn't sure how to use NewtCanvasSWT so I could easily have something set up
> wrong.  This is the relevant code:
>
>     private NewtCanvasSWT _canvas ;
>     ...
>     @PostConstruct
>     public void postConstruct( Composite parent )
>     {
>         GLWindow glWindow = GLWindow.create( new GLCapabilities( null ) ) ;
>         _canvas = NewtCanvasSWT.create( parent, SWT.NO_BACKGROUND, glWindow ) ;
>
>         glWindow.addGLEventListener( new TestGLEventListener() ) ;        
>         glWindow.addKeyListener( new TestKeyListener() ) ;
>         glWindow.addMouseListener( new TestMouseListener() ) ;
>     }
>     ...
>     @Focus
>     public void setFocus()
>     {
>         // I wasn't sure what should get focus here, but the canvas seemed
> logical.
>         _canvas.setFocus() ;
>     }
>
> Should that "just work"?