Hi,
If you can't visualize your canvas, you can try to set a null Layout to the
JPanel and use the setBounds method on the Canvas3D, for example for a
canvas of size (100, 100):
yourJPanel.setLayout(null);
yourJPanel.add(yourCanvas3D);
yourCanvas3D.setBounds(0, 0, 100, 100);
Bich Thuy
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> De : Arvi Chahal[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Date�: mercredi 10 f�vrier 1999 18:48
> A : Java3D
> Objet : [java3d] swing
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> I'm trying to place a canvas3D in a JPanel........is this possible, i seem
> to be having problems.
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