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The import javax.media cannot be resolved [message #1137311]

Mon, 14 October 2013 11:57

Zhg Mising name

Messages: 81
Registered: March 2011

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set up a class with importing javax.media,

import javax.media.opengl.GL2;
public class gOpenGL {
float a;
GL2 gl; ///---------------here warning,too.
PGraphicsOpenGL pgl;
float[] projMatrix;

But a warning shows that the import javax.media cannot be resolved.
and GL2 cannot be resolved to a type.

what's matter?

Thanks,

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Re: The import javax.media cannot be resolved [message #1137324 is a reply to message #1137311]

Mon, 14 October 2013 12:09

Zhg Mising name

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ide for java dev.
do I have to import javax package?

Thanks,

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Re: The import javax.media cannot be resolved [message #1137404 is a reply to message #1137324]

Mon, 14 October 2013 13:17

David Wegener

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Registered: July 2009

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Your build path doesn't include a jar file that has the javax.media.opengl classes in it. You need to locate the jar file and add it to your projects Build Path.

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Re: The import javax.media cannot be resolved [message #1137487 is a reply to message #1137404]

Mon, 14 October 2013 14:29

Zhg Mising name

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It has, odd enough,
I check it up and find at the item of Native liberary location there is a {none) word at end of it, when I relocation its location, it can work.

but in other class, it has also this (none) word, but the class can work, why?

Thanks,

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Re: The import javax.media cannot be resolved [message #1137638 is a reply to message #1137487]

Mon, 14 October 2013 16:35

David Wegener

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Registered: July 2009

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I don't really understand your response. Java looks up classes in jar files not in native libraries. It may need native libraries to run, but you need to have the jar file on the build path. You don't put the native library on the build path.

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