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Further Information (The Java™ Tutorials > Creating a GUI with JFC/Swing > Drag and Drop and Data Transfer)
Trail: Creating a GUI with JFC/Swing
Lesson: Drag and Drop and Data Transfer
Drag and Drop and Data Transfer
Introduction to DnD
Default DnD Support
Demo - BasicDnD
TransferHandler Class
Export Methods
Import Methods
TransferSupport Class
Setting the Drop Mode
Demo - DropDemo
Choosing the Drop Action
Demo - ChooseDropAction
Showing the Drop Location
Location Sensitive Drop
Demo - LocationSensitiveDemo
Empty Table Drop
Drop Location Rendering
Top-Level Drop
Adding Cut, Copy and Paste (CCP)
CCP in a Text Component
CCP in a non-Text Component
Using and Creating a DataFlavor
Putting it All Together - DnD and CCP
Further Information
Solving Common Data Transfer Problems
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One of the best places to get the latest information on data transfer is Shannon Hickey's blog. Shannon is the Swing team lead and he "owns" the Swing portion of drag and drop (among other things) and he wrote several of the demos used in this lesson. The following blog entries were written during the JDK 6 development process, so some of the method names and other details have changed, but it is an interesting peek into the process.

Here are some specific entries you may want to study:

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