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Ben Munat schrieb: |
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> Christian Bricart wrote: |
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>> - the ability to use xlibs from e.g. Tomcat ("-Dheadless=true" |
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>> setting on |
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>> startup) |
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> As far as I understand, starting Tomcat with -Djava.awt.headless=true |
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> you don't need to have *any* X packages installed... as long as you're |
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> running the sun jdk. This doesn't work with Blackdown, last I checked. |
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> When I was running Blackdown, I ran the X virtual frame buffer (Xvb or |
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> Xvfb?). |
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IIRC, you still need to install the X11 libs for X. The Java Advanced |
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Imaging API calls the local X-server on UN*X to get font and scaling |
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data (more like a image-co-processor). If you set the JVM |
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java.awt.headless" property to true, it interacts directly with the |
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(X)libs installed rather than trying to connect to a local X-server |
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(running on :0.0 or $DISPLAY) |
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Christian |
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