Hi,
I have question about Java Advanced Imaging (JAI)
availability on Linux. In their "Introduction to Java
Advanced Imaging" (http://java.sun.com/products/java-me\
dia/jai/forDevelopers/jai1_0guide/Introduct\
ion.doc.html#52476) they wrote:
"1.3.1 Cross-platform Imaging
Whereas most imaging APIs are designed for one specific
operating system, JAI follows the Java run time library model,
providing platform independence. Implementations of JAI
applications will run on any computer where there is a Java
Virtual Machine*. This makes JAI a true cross-platform imaging
API, providing a standard interface to the imaging capabilities
of a platform. This means that you write your application once
and it will run anywhere."
Sounds good isn't it?
However, when I looked at JAI web site and found they have only
downloads for Solaris and Windows. Why in this case they have special
distribution? Is it possible to use them on Linux? Is it pure Java
stuff?
Thank you,
Jacob Nikom
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