Posted by
douglaslyon on
Jan 07, 2018; 7:10pm
URL: https://forum.jogamp.org/Jogl-Jogamp-on-Java-9-tp4038012p4038488.html
Predrag confirms we are getting the same error on his machine
that I am getting on my machine.
You wrote:
If ImageJ installed a JVM with Java3D installed inside it as an
> extension and if somehow Java Webstart uses this JVM, it won't work.
The program is deleted.
You wrote:
"Please look at the whole hard drive. "
When I look at c:, that is the entire hard drive. There are no other
letters available on this system.
You wrote:
"Do you use a virus scanner under
> Windows? "
No.
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You wrote:
"My JOGL example works fine under Microsoft Windows 10, 8, 7,
> Vista"
Well that depends on what you mean by "works fine".
Both Predrag and I get the very same exception when running
using Webstart.
Did you try the following?
http://docjava.com/book/cgij/code/jnlp/joglquad.jnlpThat is throwing exceptions on Windows 7 and Windows 10.
I do not have Windows 8 available for testing.
Predrag reports he is using windows 10.
The program will run using webstart on window 7, but only if
I remove jdk9 from the list of available jvms in the java control panel.
Thanks!
- Doug
On 1/7/18 1:27 PM, gouessej [via jogamp] wrote:
> If ImageJ installed a JVM with Java3D installed inside it as an
> extension and if somehow Java Webstart uses this JVM, it won't work.
> Please look at the whole hard drive. Do you use a virus scanner under
> Windows? My JOGL example works fine under Microsoft Windows 10, 8, 7,
> Vista, ... I don't blame Java3D for this but JOGL is not to blame
> neither (only for the problem under Windows), there is something wrong
> on your machine. I can retry if you want but I can only use Windows 10.
> I have no longer access to Windows 7.
>
> Was there anything in the imagej folder?
>
> Thank you. Only the first link was broken. I've just fixed it. If you
> choose JNDT, you'll be able to use any JRE, you'll have full control on
> what is provided, you won't depend on what is installed on the system
> except when it looks for things in the path, you'll be able to disable
> the automated native library loading to eliminate some problems with
> some virus scanners. The only remaining problem will come from very
> paranoid virus scanners that go on treating GlueGen as a virus... and
> there is a real bug to fix in JOGL when releasing the context under OS X
> with Java 1.9.
>
> Actually, I advise you to make my example work without Java Webstart and
> then to make it work with Java Webstart in order to determine whether
> it's the culprit. I understand your position as I used Java Webstart for
> years but there is not much I can do. You have shown several bugs on 2
> operating systems here, we should solve them one by one but I cannot
> guarantee that it will work with Webstart. Maybe some native libraries
> are no longer provided in Java 1.9 or maybe they aren't loaded when
> using Webstart, that's why it would be interesting to know whether it
> works without Webstart.
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