I have a desktop Swing application where I am currently using the
JChemPaintEditorApplet as one of the input/output methods. I am using CDK
1.3.1, but don't currently have the source for JChemPaint.
The method I have used for creating the editor panel is
final JChemPaintEditorApplet jcp=new JChemPaintEditorApplet();
....
add(jcp,constraints);
try{jcp.init();}catch (Exception ex){}
this seems to work well enough, but I think all will agree is a bit silly.
To avoid the exceptions I have tried using:
final JChemPaintPanel jcp=new JChemPaintPanel(new ChemModel(),
"JCP", true);
but this throws a NullPointerException when I try to run the program.
I guess I don't really understand the structure of the JChemPaintPanel. I
really like the layout of the Applet, but prefer to use it as part of a
desktop application. What is the standard method of including the
JChemPaintEditorApplet panel in the application?
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