From jpen

JPenExample.java shows how to listen pen events over a component and print them on the standard output. You need Java 5 to use JPen.

Running the Example on Linux

1. Launch a bash shell and make shure that you have the following files in the current directory:
   • jpen-2.jar and libjpen-2.so. These files are contained in the JPen library zip.
   • The compiled JPenExample.class example file.
2. Run the following commands:
   
   • $ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.
     
   • $ java -cp jpen-2.jar:. JPenExample
     

Running the Example on Windows

1. Prepare a directory with the following files:
   • jpen-2.jar and jpen-2.dll. These files are contained in the JPen library zip.
   • The compiled JPenExample.class example file.
2. Open a command prompt and go to the directory of the previous step. Run the following command:
   • java -cp jpen-2.jar;. JPenExample
   • Note: jpen-2.dll must be in the directory where you are running the example (or any other directory of your PATH) for JPen being able to load it. If jpen-2.dll can not be loaded, then JPen will only get data from your mouse (no pen pressure info...).