> Thank you. Therefore, the remaining problem is the crash when destroying
> the OpenGL context under OS X with Java 1.9.
>
> Sorry, I forgot something important concerning Java Webstart. Actually,
> as I haven't used Java Webstart for about two years in my non
> professional projects, I haven't tested it with jogamp-fat.jar but I
> used jogl-all.jar + gluegen-rt.jar instead for years with Webstart, it
> should work as expected. If it doesn't, you can just use Ant to modify
> the JARs in order to add the missing attributes and even merge
> jogamp-fat.jar with your own JARs and sign your single very fat JAR. You
> can look at the source code of TUER, the alpha version still uses Java
> Webstart whereas the pre-beta version doesn't. The problem is that the
> numerous security changes introduced in lots of updates in Java 1.7 have
> driven Java Webstart very difficult to use, maybe my own code doesn't
> set all necessary attributes in the manifest.
> Julien Gouesse | Personal blog <http://gouessej.wordpress.com> | Website
> <http://tuer.sourceforge.net>
>
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