AGG with Java

[Juan Pedro Pérez Alcántara]

Hello everybody,

I'm new to the list and my first question is (I hope) quiet simple: does
anybody has any experience working with AGG and Java? Moreover, it is
even possible to use AGG with this language? Obviously I prefer C, but
due to project constraints imposed by the costumer, Java is going to be
used.

Thanks in advance and keep the good job,

Juan Pedro Pérez



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[Eric Suen-4]

Hi,

That is possible, I have done it before, take a look at these pages:

http://www.spket.com/g2d.html

http://www.spket.com/svg.html

Regards,

Eric Suen

> Hello everybody,
>
> I'm new to the list and my first question is (I hope) quiet simple: does
> anybody has any experience working with AGG and Java? Moreover, it is
> even possible to use AGG with this language? Obviously I prefer C, but
> due to project constraints imposed by the costumer, Java is going to be
> used.
>
> Thanks in advance and keep the good job,
>
> Juan Pedro P¨¦rez
>

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[Jim Crafton]

With my limited experience with JNI I would expect it to be kind of a
PITA. AGG uses a memory buffer, and I'm not sure how efficient it
would be transferring data back and forth? Maybe there's a way to have
direct access to memory in JNI?

Cheers

Jim

2009/8/10 Juan Pedro Pérez Alcántara <jp.alcantara@...>:

> Hello everybody,
>
> I'm new to the list and my first question is (I hope) quiet simple: does
> anybody has any experience working with AGG and Java? Moreover, it is
> even possible to use AGG with this language? Obviously I prefer C, but
> due to project constraints imposed by the costumer, Java is going to be
> used.
>
> Thanks in advance and keep the good job,
>
> Juan Pedro Pérez
>
>
>
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Yes, its no problem using JNI.

You can directly access java-arrays using JNI, and therefor if you've
allocated a java byte[], you can directly access it like some
malloc'ed memory.

I would however recommend using Java2D on top of BufferedImages, which
covers quite a lot of what agg does do, without the need to fight with
native code (which can cause massive deployment headacke).


- Clemens


2009/8/10 Juan Pedro Pérez Alcántara <jp.alcantara@...>:

> Hello everybody,
>
> I'm new to the list and my first question is (I hope) quiet simple: does
> anybody has any experience working with AGG and Java? Moreover, it is
> even possible to use AGG with this language? Obviously I prefer C, but
> due to project constraints imposed by the costumer, Java is going to be
> used.
>
> Thanks in advance and keep the good job,
>
> Juan Pedro Pérez
>
>
>
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