Combine Drag&Drop and Reorder in a p:dataTable

Question

I need to combine Drag and Drop and Reorder on a DataTable row. I know that there are ways to do this on different columns (like one column for the reorder, the other one for Drag and Drop), but I need to do it on one Element.
I tried different ways, but nothing worked. The Problem is, that once the reordering is triggered, I can't drop it in the area. It always returns to the end of the table. Getting the mouse position wouldn't work, because i need to make it responsive and usable for mobile devices.

HTML:

    <p:fieldset id="availableCarsField" legend="Available Cars">
      <p:dataTable id="availableCars"
                   var="car"
                   widgetVar="widgetVarAvailableCars"
                   draggableRows="true"
                   value="#{dndCarsView.cars}">

        <p:column id="dragColumn"style="width:20px;">
          <h:outputText id="test" value="#{car.id}"/>
          <p:draggable helper="clone" revert="true"/>
        </p:column>

      </p:dataTable>
    </p:fieldset>

    <!--  ........................... DROP  ...........................-->

    <p:fieldset id="selectedCars" legend="Selected Cars">

      <p:outputPanel id="dropArea">
        <h:outputText value="!!!Drop here!!!"
                      rendered="#{empty dndCarsView.droppedCars}"
                      style="font-size:24px;"/>

        <p:dataTable id="selectedCarsTable"
                     var="car"
                     value="#{dndCarsView.droppedCars}"
                     rendered="#{not empty dndCarsView.droppedCars}">

          <p:column headerText="Id">
            <h:outputText value="#{car.id}"/>
          </p:column>

        </p:dataTable>
      </p:outputPanel>
    </p:fieldset>

    <p:droppable for="selectedCars"
                 tolerance="touch"
                 activeStyleClass="ui-state-highlight"
                 onDrop="handleDrop"
                 datasource="availableCars">
      <p:ajax listener="#{dndCarsView.onCarDrop}"
              process="@form"
              update="dropArea availableCars"/>
    </p:droppable>

JS:

    function handleDrop(event, ui) {
      var droppedCar = ui.draggable;
      droppedCar.fadeOut('fast');

    }

Bean (in case it's required):

public class DNDCarsView implements Serializable {

  private List<Car> cars;
  private List<Car> droppedCars;

  @PostConstruct
  public void init() {
    cars = createCars(9);
    droppedCars = new ArrayList<>();
  }

  public List<Car> createCars(int size) {
    List<Car> list = new ArrayList<>();
    for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) {
      list.add(new Car("" + i, "Brand" + i, i * 2000, "Color" + i));
    }
    return list;
  }

  public void onCarDrop(DragDropEvent ddEvent) {
    Object car = ddEvent.getData();

    droppedCars.add((Car) car);
    cars.remove(car);
  }

  public void onReorder(ReorderEvent event) {
    Car car = cars.get(event.getFromIndex());
    cars.add(event.getToIndex(), car);
    cars.remove(event.getFromIndex());
  }
//Getter & Setter
}

Is there anyway to combine these two and get this running?
Thanks in advance

Edit:
I want to reorder the rows inside the DataTable and also be able to drop the dragged row into the fieldset.

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Primefaces 6.2.12
JSF 2.2

Edit 2: After month of trying I haven't found a good solution for my problem. Just thought, that I might share this here, if someone else deals with this problem.

I seems like there is no way to realize Drag&Drop in combination with columnreorder on one element (in my case p:column). The problem is, that always the reorderevent is triggered when dragged. When dropped into the droparea, the dragId of the dragged element is null (because we started with the reorder-event but ended with the event for drag and drop)

Due to the fact that I wasn't allowed to change anything which wasn't my class I didn't manage to fix this. I ended up to separate the actions onto two elementes. So I made a drag handle where the user can drag the element into the droparea and realized the reorder on the column.

If I was blind and someone knows an answer to this feel free to write. Maybe it might help someone. At least it would be interesting whether there is a way to do so