Dear Shalab,
I'm not an expert on the precise details of this. But
since nobody else has E-Mailed an answer to your
question, here's the most accurate information I have
on what is going on with Java-2D on Mac. To run
Java-2D you need an implementation of at least JDK
1.2. The current news that I have is that Apple's JDK
1.2 implementation will require Mac OS X, and will not
run on OS 9. It seems likely that a JDK 1.2 release
for Mac will be bundled with Mac OS X public beta,
which has a rumored release date of mid-September.
It is also commonly rumored that the Java-2D
implementation in Apple's JDK 1.2 will be based on
Apple's Quartz rendering technology, which is specific
to Mac OS X and above.
I think it would really help if someone from Apple
made an offical announcement to this effect. I don't
recall seeing much about this on their web site,
except for a statement with OS X will come with
built-in support for JDK 1.2.
Sincerely,
Thorn Green
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> I have code written using Java 2 for scaling images.
> The code uses instances of AffineTransform,
> AffineTranformOp,
> and BufferedImage classes in Java 2D API.
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> I am trying to "port" the same code for use with
> Mac.
> I am using MRJ2.2 with Mac OS 9.
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> Can the gurus out there say if there are classes
> comparable
> to Java 2D API in MRJ 2.2 for achieving this,
> or if there are other ways using MRJ2.2 to scale
> gif/jpeg
> images.
>
> Thanks in advance
> Shalab
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