lördagen den 16 februari 2002 kl 19.03 skrev Andreas Vogl: > Hi Isak Styf, > > I am very happy about your effort to revive the Java Client. > The Windows client is currently kinda lacking support, so maybe > a Java Client might become handy for Win- (and of course Mac-) users. That was why i started to work on it from the beginning. I believe that a Java client has the potential to please an even larger audience than that. > I'm pretty sure Phil is going to like your work. Maybe you could join > up somehow and roll out a new "official" Java Client release... I guess what would be best would be to put the sources in the CVS so more people can work with it. I dont think i can do that all by my self though since the code is not in the public domain (to the best of my knowledge) and i dont know what Phil would think about that. I sent my mail about the modifications over two months ago, and since that day i havent done that very much coding on it. Most of my time is spent doing commercial programming and finishing up my studies, so unfortunately i havent been able to work as much on the client as i have wanted. I planned to do a complete rewrite using interfaces and inheritances to cope with the Swing/NOSWING audience seamlessly. I havent started that work yet though. > What I noticed from your screenshot is that you seem to have > problems with some pngs not being displayed correctly. Yes. Quite a few pictures get a gray "cloud" on top of them. > I have coded a lot for the Crossfire Java Editor and this problem > is very familiar to me. I assume you did use the default Java methods > to load pngs? While using these, I had the same problems with the > editor. > Applying an "external" png library fixed the problem for me. I use the > sixlegs png library < http://www.sixlegs.com/software/png/ >. > It's the only png lib I found which is free, GPLed and working. I will check that out. The png bug is annoying. > Java rules, ;o) > > Andreas V. > > PS.: Another small question: Where did you get a Java2 SDK for MacOS? > I know someone here who is searching for that... For Classic MacOS there is no Java2 SDK because there is no Java2 support for Classic MacOS. I have done my development work with Project Builder under MacOS X which has 1.3.1 under the hood. Bye for now. /// Isak Styf