[ODE] ODE via JNI reconsidered

Wed Jun 11 02:55:02 2003

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That quiet met the point..
The problem is that I wanted to use the drawstuff code for displaying.
I planned to use Java for the robot control and my c++ Program (which =
uses
ODE) for physics and display.

The concept is working fine but as I am not that into c++ I could not =
get
the display stuff running as it seems that the dll does not contain the
resources from the res file and I donot know how to integrate them...

Further I do not know how to design my application in order to use only =
not
drawstuff code without loosing the display ability and having to write =
that
on my own.

Maybe someone can help
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nate W" <coding@natew.com>
To: "ODE mailinglist" <ode@q12.org>
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 9:17 PM
Subject: Re: [ODE] ODE via JNI

> On Tue, 10 Jun 2003, Michael Scharvogel wrote:
>
> > I have an ODE Application running simulating a little robot. I now
> > wanted to access the robot via JAVA using the JAVA Native Interface
> >
> > [...] The only Problem is that a dialogue box appears saying "Cannot
> > load accelerators". As far as I can remember this error message
> > appeared if didn't include the ressource file in my MVCC properties.
>
> It sounds to me like you've got too much drawstuff code in your ODE =
DLL.
> Accelerators are part of the Windows UI that drawstuff uses.
>
> If you're creating your UI (main window, menu, etc) with the Java API,
> then you don't need accelerators or any of the other things drawstuff
> provides.  Make sure that all of the source files for that DLL come =
from
> the /ode/ode/src/ directory, and none from the /drawstuff/ directory.
>
> --
>
> Nate Waddoups
> Redmond WA USA
> http://www.natew.com
>
>
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