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Sorry i know what is a signed applet , just want to know : for what i need a signed one ? I suppose to allow applet access dll of client's installation... is for that ?
There is any dll installer that can install jpen.dll client side from browser directly ?.
2009-11-20 10:41:57 UTC by nobody
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I'm sorry, if you don't even know what a signed applet is, JPen is not going to help you.
2009-11-19 20:21:01 UTC by marcello3d
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yes i need to use a tablet and not a mouse. What you mean with "signed applet" ?
Thanks for your help.
2009-11-19 11:16:49 UTC by nobody
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Since tablets are automatically mapped to a user's mouse cursor, you don't need to use JPen at all if you simply want to allow the user to write with their tablet.
What you need is a browser client-based application to take the mouse input, then send it to the server, so it doesn't matter what the backend is (Java tomcat, PHP, Ruby, etc would all work the same).
To make a client, you can...
2009-11-18 17:43:39 UTC by marcello3d
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Hi all,
anyone can suggest me how to use JPen in a webapp environment with tomcat ? I woul'd like to open a browser's windows from my site and let the user's write with their pen tablet (and save the work like image server side).
Is that possible ?.
2009-11-18 11:37:14 UTC by nobody
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Dear Nicholas,
Thank you for your all your help! I really appreciate it.
I will be looking forward to the new changes.
Thank you.
Jack.
2009-11-17 01:45:08 UTC by nobody
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Dear Jack,
I'm currently working on changing the linux and windows jpen providers to schedule the data from the tablet as soon as possible (currently they schedule the available tablet data at a fixed frequency (100times/sec)). These changes will provide a better PenEvent.getTime() method and maybe it will be useful in your case. If the getTime is not precise enough for your purposes then we...
2009-11-17 01:33:51 UTC by nobody
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nicarran committed revision 162 to the JPen - Java Pen Tablet Access Library SVN repository, changing 21 files.
2009-11-17 00:21:38 UTC by nicarran
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Dear Nicolas,
The timing limitation is important to the project I'm working on since we're attempting to build a tutoring system using the tablet input. In order to use all the data collected for future and current use, we are recording all the buttons they clicked (We have events for right button, eraser, etc), the time between last stroke and button click, time between button click and...
2009-11-13 19:14:20 UTC by nobody
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nicarran committed revision 161 to the JPen - Java Pen Tablet Access Library SVN repository, changing 18 files.
2009-11-13 17:02:00 UTC by nicarran
