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Subject:Re: [JAI-IMAGEIO] JAI Image I/O Tools is now available via Web Start
From:Brian Burkhalter (Bria@Sun.COM)
Date:Jun 11, 2007 1:58:15 pm
List:net.java.dev.jai-imageio.interest

David,

I tested this on MacOSX to see what would happen; I was expecting it to just load the Pure Java codecs (e.g., for JPEG 2000) and work.

It would not as there is no entry for Mac in the JNLP as you noted below.

It didn't, but rather caused the application to fail to execute at all (which is a problem, since the app can function without these codecs), at least the first time.

So I modified the JNLP that you supply at:

"http://download.java.net/media/jai-imageio/webstart/early-access/jai-imageio-1.1.jnlp"

to include the following:

<resources os="Mac OS X"> <jar href="1.1/linux-i586/jai_imageio.jar" download="eager"/> </resources>

That allowed the application to actually run without complaining that a resource could not be loaded.

BUT, it did not actually cause the jai_imageio.jar to be used to provide access to the JPEG 2000 codec.

That seems strange. What shows up in the javaws cache viewer?

Note that actually downloading 1.1/linux-i586/jai_imageio.jar manually and putting it in the classpath and invoking things from the command line does work just fine.

That is as one would hope.

Brian