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Imroy: /* Elements that can be packed in a jar */ JPEG, not 'jpg'

2007-09-26T03:37:46Z

‎Elements that can be packed in a jar: JPEG, not 'jpg'

Imroy: copyedit

2007-09-26T03:32:35Z

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Zarl: /* Introduction */ link to JAR

2007-08-15T11:35:15Z

‎Introduction: link to JAR

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 == Elements that can be packed in a jar ==
-* Panoramic image in equirectangular projection as jpg
+* Panoramic image in equirectangular projection as [[JPEG]]
 * A small preview image that is shown while the panoramic image is loaded and decompressed
 * Classes

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 Sometimes the simple way by showing your panoramas using the PTViewer Java applet leads to problems, e.g. firewalls at the client side disallow a .jar file to load other files. Then your panoramic won't show at all. Another reason to create custom PTViewer [[JAR]] files might be the need to include a subset of classes to enable special functions and at the same time don't use the full featured applet with a bigger file size.
 This article will try to explain for users of different platforms how to build such a jar step by step. A jar is basically a zip archive with a certain structure of elements. Feel free to edit and improve this page.
-==Elements that can be packed in a jar==
+== Elements that can be packed in a jar ==
-*panoramic image in equirectangular projection as jpg
+* Panoramic image in equirectangular projection as jpg
-*a small preview image that is shown while the panoramic image is loaded and decompressed
+* A small preview image that is shown while the panoramic image is loaded and decompressed
-*classes
+* Classes
-*what else?
+* What else?
-==useful hints==
+== Useful hints ==
-===how to detect the Java version on MacOS X===
+=== How to detect the Java version on MacOS X ===
 open Terminal and type
   java -version
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   Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.4.2-56, mixed mode)
 If you get an error message please [http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106704 update] your Java version
-===other hints===
+=== Other hints ===
-==Links==
+== External links ==
-*[http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/jar/basics/build.html sun.com tutorial "Creating a JAR File"]
+* [http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/jar/basics/build.html sun.com tutorial "Creating a JAR File"]
-*[http://webuser.fh-furtwangen.de/%7Edersch/PTVJ/helpers.html Helmut Dersch "How to Bundle Extensions"], very basic
+* [http://webuser.fh-furtwangen.de/%7Edersch/PTVJ/helpers.html Helmut Dersch "How to Bundle Extensions"], very basic
 [[Category:Software:Platform:Linux]]

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 ==Introduction==
-Sometimes the simple way by showing your panoramas using the PTViewer Java applet leads to problems, e.g. firewalls at the client side disallow a .jar file to load other files. Then your panoramic won't show at all. Another reason to create custom PTViewer jar files might be the need to include a subset of classes to enable special functions and at the same time don't use the full featured applet with a bigger file size.
+Sometimes the simple way by showing your panoramas using the PTViewer Java applet leads to problems, e.g. firewalls at the client side disallow a .jar file to load other files. Then your panoramic won't show at all. Another reason to create custom PTViewer [[JAR]] files might be the need to include a subset of classes to enable special functions and at the same time don't use the full featured applet with a bigger file size.
 This article will try to explain for users of different platforms how to build such a jar step by step. A jar is basically a zip archive with a certain structure of elements. Feel free to edit and improve this page.

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	This article will try to explain for users of different platforms how to build such a jar step by step. A jar is basically a zip archive with a certain structure of elements. Feel free to edit and improve this page.		This article will try to explain for users of different platforms how to build such a jar step by step. A jar is basically a zip archive with a certain structure of elements. Feel free to edit and improve this page.
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−	~~--[[User:Zarl\|Zarl]] 07:42, 3 Nov 2005 (EST)~~

	==Elements that can be packed in a jar==		==Elements that can be packed in a jar==

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 [[Category:Software:Platform:Mac OS X]]
 [[Category:Software:Platform:Windows]]
-[[Category:Tutorial]][[Category:Tutorial:Specialised]]
+[[Category:Tutorial:Specialised]]

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 *[http://webuser.fh-furtwangen.de/%7Edersch/PTVJ/helpers.html Helmut Dersch "How to Bundle Extensions"], very basic
-[[Category:Software]] [[Category:Software:Platform:Linux]] [[Category:Software:Platform:Mac]] [[Category:Software:Platform:Mac OS X]] [[Category:Software:Platform:Windows]]
+[[Category:Software:Platform:Linux]] [[Category:Software:Platform:Mac]] [[Category:Software:Platform:Mac OS X]] [[Category:Software:Platform:Windows]]
 [[Category:Tutorial]][[Category:Tutorial:Specialised]]

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