gov.nasa.worldwindx.examples.multiwindow (NASA World Wind)

Class Summary
Class	Description
CardLayoutUsage	This class illustrates how to use multiple World Wind windows with a `CardLayout` layer manager.
FlatAndRoundGlobes	This class illustrates how to display round and flat globes side by side.
FlatAndRoundGlobes.WWFrame
FlatAndRoundGlobes.WWPanel
MultiFrame	This example shows how to create two World Windows, each in its own JFrame.
SharedShapes	This example shows how to share World Wind shapes between two `WorldWindow` instances.
SharedShapes.SharedLayerPanel
SharedShapes.WWPanel
TabbedPaneUsage	This class illustrates how to use multiple World Wind windows with a `JTabbedPane`.
ViewViewVolume	This class illustrates how to display a globe, and in a separate window display another globe with a visualization of the view volume in the main globe window.
ViewViewVolume.WWPanel
ViewVolumeViewer	This class holds a WorldWindow that displays the view volume and currently visible terrain of another WorldWindow.
ViewVolumeViewer.SectorGeometryLayer
ViewVolumeViewer.ViewVolumeLayer
ViewVolumeViewer.WWPanel

Package gov.nasa.worldwindx.examples.multiwindow Description

Examples of how to use multiple WorldWind globes in the same application.

Applications using multiple World Wind windows simultaneously should instruct World Wind to share OpenGL and other resources among those windows. Most World Wind classes are designed to be shared across WorldWindow objects and will be shared automatically. But OpenGL resources are not automatically shared. To share them, a reference to a previously created WorldWindow must be specified as a constructor argument for subsequently created WorldWindows.

Most World Wind Globe and Layer objects can be shared among WorldWindows. Those that cannot be shared have an operational dependency on the WorldWindow they're associated with. An example is the ViewControlsLayer layer for on-screen navigation. Because this layer responds to input events within a specific WorldWindow, it is not sharable. Refer to the World Wind Overview page for a list of layers that cannot be shared.