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Help needed...ergent

Started by September 20, 2003 09:11 AM
7 comments, last by Chieh Chou 21 years, 5 months ago
I have been trying to install gl4java on my machine following the instruction on jausoft web site. However, have no luck. I will be able to run the applet on Jausoft web site, but not compile java program on my machine. it says the class not found. Can someone give me a step by step instruction?? thanks..
Well, i don''t know what''s your need, but i would recommend you to use DevC++ instead of JAVA. in C you can find much more help than JAVA.

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It depends what Java compiler you''re using, but somehow you have to put the gl4Java files somewhere that the compiler can find them.
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Original post by lobravo
Well, i don''t know what''s your need, but i would recommend you to use DevC++ instead of JAVA. in C you can find much more help than JAVA.


Erm... not another language flamewar... any way, to the original poster, we need more information. Are you trying to run the same applet on the local machine? Are you sure you put the right path to the class?
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I ain''t any flamewar. To u see, i don''t use C, i use delphi
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Original post by lobravo
I ain''t any flamewar. To u see, i don''t use C, i use delphi


OK, so you say that he should use C, with a C++ compiler, instead of java, even though you yourself use Delphi? Wow.
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Thank you for those who give me suggestions. Actually I was thinking about using c++ (I can run opengl perfectly well), however, Java is good at constructing GUI. If there is a way I can call c++ code from Java, then the problem solved.

To simplified my previous question: Where should I put the gl4java class so that the compiler can see it. (I am using compiler from java.sun.com)

In addition, I am able to run applet from Jausoft's web site.



[edited by - Chieh Chou on September 20, 2003 6:51:10 PM]
Try in the folder "c:\jdk1.x.x\lib" (the x''s depend on what version you have)
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Original post by andy_fish
Try in the folder "c:\jdk1.x.x\lib" (the x''s depend on what version you have)


I did, my java is under the folder of "c:\program files\java\j2sdk1.4.2, but it still can''t find the library??

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