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I’ve written an application the builds fine on my machine but when I move it to another machine the dependent JOGL libraries cannot be found.
Is it possible to create a build that sets up all the required JOGL files so that you can distribute your Java application with the necessary JOGL libraries?
If someone could explain this in NetBeans that’d be appreciated too.
Thanks,
James
I wrote a tutorial about how to create redistributable JOGL apps for multiple platforms. The tutorial uses Eclipse instead of NetBeans, but the principles should be the same. You can use this system to build JOGL apps that are completely self-contained, so they don’t even require the user to have Java installed.
The tutorial is on my blog at http://wadeawalker.wordpress.com/2010/10/24/tutorial-creating-native-binary-executables-for-multi-platform-java-apps-with-opengl-and-eclipse-rcp/.