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It seems that my loaded signed jars are not correct signed. Only this jars are working good. http://jogamp.org/deployment/util/applet-launcher.jar, http://jogamp.org/deployment/webstart/nativewindow.all.jar, http://jogamp.org/deployment/webstart/jogl.all.jar, http://jogamp.org/deployment/webstart/gluegen-rt.jar" I need this jars on my own server. What is, if the jogamp server is down? My server also does not correct work anymore. How can i get this signed jars? 'applet-launcher.jar' i have found nowhere. Is there a solution? If not, i see i must buy an officially certificate, and all unsigned jogl jars i must with my certficate. |
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the git repository for the applet-launcher is at:
https://github.com/sgothel/applet-launcher There are instructions inside the javadocs (you need to run javadocs yourself, but its one java file) Yes, you typically need to buy a key (I believe), but for development you can create one for free that will last 6 months (see the documentation for keytool and jarsigner for more info on that) Also, its very easy to build jogl using ant (see building JoGL on this website). Also, I went through a difficult process trying to deploy applets that support all platforms and I think I just got it. But look at the thread in this forum called "Mac OS Java Update ( 1.6.0_20) breaks JOGL applets" it might help. You need to override the loadLibrary() function if you are using your own DLLs in conjunction with JoGL. Hope this helps. Blaine |
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On Monday, May 09, 2011 04:28:42 pm Worker [via jogamp] wrote:
> > Hi > > It seems that my loaded signed jars are not correct signed. > > Only this jars are working good. > http://jogamp.org/deployment/util/applet-launcher.jar, > http://jogamp.org/deployment/webstart/nativewindow.all.jar, > http://jogamp.org/deployment/webstart/jogl.all.jar, > http://jogamp.org/deployment/webstart/gluegen-rt.jar" > > I need this jars on my own server. What is, if the jogamp server is down? > My server also does not correct work anymore. > How can i get this signed jars? > 'applet-launcher.jar' i have found nowhere. > Is there a solution? > > If not, i see i must buy an officially certificate, and all unsigned jogl > jars > i must with my certficate. > ... [show rest of quote] well, we don't enforce the server location in the signed jar, ie not incl. the jnlp file and mark it insecure .. (must be signed), hence you can copy them from us (wget ..) and use 'em. Whatever pleases you .. Maybe I didn't get the question. ~Sven |
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Blainebell, Sven My situation is another. I load my jars from a jboss (encapsulated in a war file). Before i will buy a server certificate, i will test all code local first on my developer pc. I have packed all my own jars and the jars from jogl in a war archive. Only loading my applet is correct, the other jars are wave in the air:-) Loading the jogl jars from your site and and loading my jar from my jboss looks good. But i think that can't be a solution, to relay on the functioning from another server. |
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Relying on JogAmp server is the best way to have up-to-date JARs with the most recent fixes.
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