I understand that, but for commercial products we try to avoid touching the jdk. I did it to disable image view smoothing. My point beyond that (we can stay in jdk 8 there is no rush to update to the latest jdk) is to improve JavaFx 3D API and implementations. I have some feature request I think are necessary, and one of them is a working parallel camera. We use it in our analysis software.
Le mer. 12 sept. 2018 à 14:16, Kevin Rushforth <kevin.rushfo...@oracle.com> a écrit : > Hi Vincent, > > As of JDK 9 the Standard Extension mechanism, as implemented by the > "lib/ext" directory in the JDK, has been removed. If you need to locally > modify a class in one of the javafx.* modules you will either need to > build JavaFX from source or patch the module (presumably, > javafx.graphics) using the "--patch-module" option of "java". > > -- Kevin > > > On 9/12/2018 1:52 AM, Vincent MOLLIERE wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I am new to this list so let me know if I’m wrong somewhere. > > > > In my development, I’m using JavaFX 3d in an extensive manner. > > > > I developed a JavaFX 3D framework, compensating flows and missing > features. > > > > One of this flaws in the ParallelCamera, the position and clippings are > > calculated weirdly. And there is no zoom. > > > > I have developed a new implementation of camera that calculate correctly > > this parameters. This new class only work if I put in a jar, and copy it > > the the ext folder in the jdk, if not, its implemented functions are not > > called. > > > > The problem is from JDK 9, the ext folder was deleted, and I cannot use > > anymore this camera. I tried in JDK10 with JavaFX libraries from Maven > and > > it does not work too (the implemented functions are not called) > > > > What could be a solution for this problem ? > > > > Thank you for your help. > >
