Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but i now solution for JDK 1.3 platform. In this case just use Pure Java AWT (http://www.eteks.com/pja/en/). You must download and install this toolkit only.
Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but i now solution for JDK 1.3 platform. In this case just use Pure Java AWT (http://www.eteks.com/pja/en/). You must download and install this toolkit only.
The problem is when we need to resize the image, since javax.imageio does not supporint writing of GIF files due to licensing problems.
0m4r wrote:have u never tried to use the this api: https://jai.dev.java.net/ ?
Rafael Steil wrote:I can leave the original gif if the image is smaller than the maximum size allowed by the board ( configurable via the admin panel )..
The problem is when we need to resize the image, since javax.imageio does not supporint writing of GIF files due to licensing problems.
Rafael
Rafael Steil wrote:
0m4r wrote:have u never tried to use the this api: https://jai.dev.java.net/ ?
Nope.. I'll take a look.
Other main problem with regular JDK 1.4 image classes is that they are SO SLOW.
Raael
Rafael Steil wrote:Interesting to know that as of JDK 1.5 java.awt.headless is not needed anymore. That's very good.
About the gcj question: I really don't know; never tried to make such test. But for the little I know about gcj, it should compile JForum without any problems.
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