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One solution to this is to provide the renderer with a set of mappings containing what icon to use for which value.

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That just leaves how to determine which icon to use for a given list item value. Easiest is to subclass DefaultListCellRenderer and override the getListCellRendererComponent() method to add the appropriate icon. Updated JOGL for 1.1.1a, then realized it puts files in old 1.1.You can achieve that by creating a custom ListCellRenderer. You will need to change the default configuration for running a Java program. That contain the required runtime classes. You must add the path to your classpath, as follows:

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To refer to particular Java archive files when executing a Java program that On the Windows workstations, substitute the paths to the jar files above for

Then click on the OK button to save the settings. You should see "Compile Java" - click on this to see the settings. You will need to change the default configuration for compiling a Java program.įrom the Configure menu, select Preferences, then click on Tools to expand the Separates paths, and PATH is the collection of Java Archive files The period (".") represents the current directory, the semicolon (" ") Paths to the jar files above for the word On the Windows workstations, substitute the class

Log off, then log back on to ensure that your environment variables.

Click on OK buttons until you have closed the Properties.

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PATH represents the full path to the jar files you want. Where "." represents the current directory, and

Click on the Environment Variables buttonĬLASSPATH variable for your login account.

The -classpath option (as illustrated in later sections). Then any time afterwards, you just need to invoke javac or java without specifying It is convenient to set your CLASSPATH environment variable once, log off, If you use a particular set of classes from one or more jar files regularly,

click OKs and ultimately click the Finish button.

select all the JAR files and click Open button.

Add the jME JARs to your projects build path.

select the two jars jogl.jar and gluegen-rt.jar.

This first step allows compilation to occur.

add jogl.jar and gluegen-rt.jar as indicated above:.

To set up Eclipse in the labs to use JOGL (thanks to student Wilfredo Ortiz Set the PATH environment variable for the current command/DOS prompt: They are by default in the general development labs.

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dll files) must be in your command PATH. G:\javatools\jogl-demos\jogl-demos-data.jar G:\javatools\jogl-demos\jogl-demos-util.jar G:\javatools\jogl-demos\jogl-demos.jar G:\javatools\jogl-1.1.1-windows-i586\lib\jogl.jar G:\javatools\jogl-1.1.1-windows-i586\lib\gluegen-rt.jar Setting your classpath to run the demos would look like this:

G:\javatools\jogl-demos\jogl-demos*.jar.

If you want to run the demos, you will need to add to your classpath:

G:\javatools\xerces-2_9_0\xercesImpl.jar G:\javatools\xerces-2_9_0\xml-apis.jar G:\javatools\httpunit-1.6.2\lib\httpunit.jar G:\javatools\apache-ant-1.7.0\lib\ant.jar The current list of tools is (some have several jar files in the directory): You may also find help here for setting up Eclipse to To refer to the the current directory (".") and the directory You can use these tools by setting your classpath If you use a particular set of classes from one or more jar files regularly, it is convenient to set your CLASSPATH environment variable once, log off, then any time afterwards, you just need to invoke javac or java without specifying the -classpath option (as illustrated in later sections). jar (Java Archive)įiles, and on Windows can be found in this directory: Many Java-related tools are available to use.