I wrote an application that builds on my machine, but when I transfer it to another machine, the dependent JOGL libraries cannot be found.
Is it possible to create an assembly that installs all the necessary JOGL files so that you can distribute your Java application with the necessary JOGL libraries?
If someone can explain this in NetBeans, it will be appreciated too.
Thank,
James
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You can use Java Webstart to deploy your application using JOGL, this is explained here: http://jogamp.org/jogl/doc/deployment/JOGL-DEPLOYMENT.html
Look at your JNLP file if you want: http://tuer.sourceforge.net/tuer.jnlp
Edit: I am using JNDT now, it works much better :)
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