Swing components can be embedded using the swingView node. It will use a fresh copy of SwingBuilder, but you can specify your own SwingBuilder instance or some other builder like SwingXBuilder or JideBuilder.
Example
swingView {
panel( x: 10, y: 10 ) {
gridLayout( cols: 1, rows: 4 )
['red','blue','green'].each { color ->
button( label: color, foreground: color,
actionPerformed: {e-> p1.color2 = color} )
}
button( label: 'reset', actionPerformed: {e-> p1.color2 = 'white'} )
}
}
rect( x: 90, y: 10, width: 100, height: 100 ){
gradientPaint( id: 'p1', y2: 50 )
}
line( x1: 10, x2: 190, y1: 125, y2: 125 ){
stroke( width: 2, dash: [12,12], dashphase: 0 )
}
swingView {
panel( id: 'panel', x: 90, y: 140, preferredSize: [100,100],
opaque: true, background: 'white' )
}
def changeBackground = { shape ->
panel.background = ColorCache.getInstance().getColor(shape.fill) }
def borderOn = { e -> e.sourceShape.borderColor = 'black' }
def borderOff = { e -> e.sourceShape.borderColor = false }
rect( x: 10, y: 140, width: 60, height: 20, borderColor: false, fill: 'red',
mouseClicked: {e-> changeBackground(e.sourceShape)},
mouseEntered: borderOn, mouseExited: borderOff )
rect( x: 10, y: 165, width: 60, height: 20, borderColor: false, fill: 'blue',
mouseClicked: {e-> changeBackground(e.sourceShape)},
mouseEntered: borderOn, mouseExited: borderOff )
rect( x: 10, y: 190, width: 60, height: 20, borderColor: false, fill: 'green',
mouseClicked: {e-> changeBackground(e.sourceShape)},
mouseEntered: borderOn, mouseExited: borderOff )
rect( x: 10, y: 215, width: 60, height: 20, borderColor: false, fill: 'white',
mouseClicked: {e-> changeBackground(e.sourceShape)},
mouseEntered: borderOn, mouseExited: borderOff )
