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From: Andrzej K. <ak...@np...> - 2003-01-14 22:01:19
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jan Koehnlein" <koe...@tu...>
To: "NPSNET-V" <nps...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 7:50 AM
Subject: [npsnetv-developers] Linux Test Results
> Hi,
>
> I did some further testing under Linux. This time I used the CVS
> snapshot. Here's what I found out
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> * There is a problem with the NPSNETV_HOME variable in the
> bootstrap.xml file. The PATH has to start with a "/" character
> which leads to a "file:////..." URL in the archive attribute of
> the StandardResourceManager. As a result, the archive can't be
> located. As a quick fix I removed one of the slashes, but this
> won't work under windows. Could not figure out where to fix this
> in the Java sources.
That's a problem. I guess what I can do is change the "archive"
attribute to accept either a URL or a path name, then change bootstrap.xml
to read archive="${npsnetv.home}/archives/resource.jar".
> * I wrote some shell-scripts to replace the bat-files (see
attachment).
Thanks! I'll put them in the CVS repository.
> The applications are hard to test as long as I don't know what they
> should do.
They're basically all very simple tests. If they don't generate error
messages and nothing too bizarre shows up in the window, then they're
probably working. The "jspi" tests won't work at all in Linux, however;
they rely on the Elumens drivers, which are only available for Windows and
Irix.
> Most of them work now, but the scene stays quite gray. The problem
> seems to be related to the sun (StandardHeavenlyBody) and the camera. If
> I transform the sun until I can see the flares, I can scale the camera
> to render the scene. Strange. Could also be a bug in the Linux
> implementation of Java3D (face culling, bounding spheres, influencing
> bounds or so).
That is strange. Hopefully in the future we'll be able to get a Linux
box up and running here to work on some of these issues.
--Andrzej
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