Shaun Larkin

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Recent posts by Shaun Larkin

I had nothing but trouble with Java 3D 1.2, but with 1.3-beta out now, my problems seem to have gone away.
22 years ago
Well it's not XP, I've had no prob installing it on other XP machines. It's my system, HP Pavilion N5425, and a 900 MHZ Athlon processor.
22 years ago
Is a Java developper, and works on a HP Pavilion N5425(Athlon Processor). I know it's a shot in the dark, but if your out there, can you respond first then I'll ask the question.
thanks in advance
22 years ago
I'm reading the performance tweeking by Oreilly. It says that compiling to native code will probably "decrease" the speed of most Java programs. The JIT compilers, Hotspot, are optimized to take care of alot of situations.
22 years ago
Thanks, this might narrow it down to a system problem. Which JDK are you running? Don't worry about responding anytime soon, enjoy your weekend
22 years ago
Hi Gregg, sorry to bug ya, I was wondering if had a chance to test the Windows XP problem I was having? (This regards an earlier post about problems installing J3D and JMF on XP).
thanks
22 years ago
Ok, I'm replying to myself again. Just thought I'd add this URL for those interested. This does not solve the problem of displaying an swf in a Java app, but it's interesting http://www.anotherbigidea.com/javaswf/
22 years ago
I just wanted to mention that I know that Flash 2 is supported(can't find any documentation on this). More recent versions are supported as read-only. Does anyone have more info on Flash support in Java?
22 years ago
Sun reported earlier that the macromedia flash file format sdk would be incorporated in the JMF API. JMF is past 2.0 and I haven't found any hint that it would be incorporated. Does anyone have any info on this? I know there are APIs out there developed to generate .swf file through Java code, but not through SUN.
thanks
22 years ago
Hi, I'm pretty new to Patterns. I was wondering if there was an performance problem with this pattern? Having to iterate through every class in the chain seems like the same problem a linked List would have(Easy to implement new items, but costly for retreival)
thanks in advance
Have you tried installing any of the packages I have Gregg? I'm just trying to narrow down the problem. It could be the HP specific version of Windows XP I got with my laptop. Or another factor I'm missing, I'm not interested in any OS debates, just narrowing down the problems I'm having, so I can't start developping.
Thanks for the reply
22 years ago
These are the problems I am having:
- can't install the Java3D API. I can do it manually, but I'm still having problems.
- can't the JMF Package properly. Actually, it installs, just the Studio, and Customizer don't launch.
- any java software that uses a batch file to launch, will not launch!!!
thanks in advance
All these problems are non-existent on my win2000 machine. I have the latest JDK1.4 - beta 3, installed on my Win XP machine as well as my 2000. I'm just wondering if anyone else has had these problems, if not, maybe they have an idea of whats going on.
22 years ago
wow, they have cerifications up the wazoo I wonder how creditable they are.
I'm not just talking about basic Swing(UIManager, Swing MVC), but getting into image buffering, Volatile image, Java3D, JAI ect. Is there any type of certification for more of the GUI side of Java?
thanks in advance