| LINUX and windows Java development [message #145186] |
Wed, 25 February 2004 06:32  |
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Originally posted by: pmdanger.yahoo.com
Hi,
I have to develop a java application which should fit the following
requirement :
- same source code and same program (without recompilation) under Windows
Xp, 2003 and Linux.
- Use Video stream (for playing video via local or not local OS media
player)
- use and display image, text without any flickering or blinking between
updates.
- use sockets
- use different protocol (one sure will be TCP/IP)
- should be able to toggle rom full screen view (application should be
able to hide menu, toolbar and just let see to user the client arear)
- use Microsoft SQL server.
i was thinking to use Eclipse as development tool but is it enough
powerful to do what my customer wants and to debug it ?
tia,
Maileen
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| Re: LINUX and windows Java development [message #145505 is a reply to message #145186] |
Wed, 25 February 2004 15:30  |
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Hi Maileen,
> I have to develop a java application which should fit the following
> requirement :
>
> - same source code and same program (without recompilation) under Windows
> Xp, 2003 and Linux.
> - Use Video stream (for playing video via local or not local OS media
> player)
> - use and display image, text without any flickering or blinking between
> updates.
> - use sockets
> - use different protocol (one sure will be TCP/IP)
> - should be able to toggle rom full screen view (application should be
> able to hide menu, toolbar and just let see to user the client arear)
> - use Microsoft SQL server.
>
> i was thinking to use Eclipse as development tool but is it enough
> powerful to do what my customer wants and to debug it ?
Sure it is :) But you will need a lot of extra stuff. If it runs within a
JavaVM, Eclipse can normally debug it. But you may also need some
additional platform dependend c++ code I guess (For integrating
some OS specifiy functions like playing video in a client area -
at least I guess it (you mentioned 'via media player')).
Fullscreen and stuff may also be a problem depends on the java
libraries available at runtime. But debugging of the java part should
be possible. SQL server connects via JDBC, sockets are also no threat,
'without blinking and flickering' may be opengl or java(x) libs.
To summerize: If it runs within a JavaVM, Eclipse can normally
debug it (JDA).
Bye,
Martin (Kersten)
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| Re: LINUX and windows Java development [message #145568 is a reply to message #145186] |
Wed, 25 February 2004 17:43 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: manahan.NOSPAM.ca.ibm.com
Eclipse is a java development environment so it can be used to develop a
java application and debug it. In fact it is superb at doing so:-)
You may need to figure out all the pieces needed first. The requirements
may not be completely realistic depending on the details. More so the
sweeping same source code and same program requirement than the other ones.
Maileen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have to develop a java application which should fit the following
> requirement :
>
> - same source code and same program (without recompilation) under Windows
> Xp, 2003 and Linux.
> - Use Video stream (for playing video via local or not local OS media
> player)
> - use and display image, text without any flickering or blinking between
> updates.
> - use sockets
> - use different protocol (one sure will be TCP/IP)
> - should be able to toggle rom full screen view (application should be
> able to hide menu, toolbar and just let see to user the client arear)
> - use Microsoft SQL server.
>
> i was thinking to use Eclipse as development tool but is it enough
> powerful to do what my customer wants and to debug it ?
>
> tia,
> Maileen
>
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