Hello Joseph,

On Wed, Jan 31, 2001 at 08:44:0p -0800, Joseph A. Latone wrote:
 > I asked this in JAI, in the course of use JAI1.1beta,
 > and was redirected here:
 >
 > Since access to an X server is required for JAI, then
 > if I'm using JAI but not rendering images to the display,
 > can I simply use a remote X11 server w/o suffering any
 > real performance penalty?  We're running JAI on server

  There should be no performance degradation as you're not
  displaying images.

  You might also want to consider using Xvfb which is a virtual frame
  buffer X server, to emulate a display environment. Xvfb is available
  for download at www.x.org.

  In our next release it'll be possible to run java in headless
  environment by using headless API.

  Thank you,
    Dmitri

 > machines, and they have no graphics cards.
 >
 > I guess if I knew how/when X is needed by JAI/AWT,
 > I could answer this myself.
 >
 > Thanks again, Joe
 >
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