Building the Project with JMF

[userdude7]

Im using Netbeans 7.0, and created a software the basically snapshots the user with the webcam connected via USB and I am using JMF (Java Media Framework).

Whenever I run the project (via F6), I successfully got it to run normally. However, when I build the project (via F11) and run the .jar file, it gets an error which is that it doesn't recognize the inserted webcam.

Any ideas?

[jyeary]

Are the libraries included on your path? Normally, NB creates an executable jar. Along with that, it creates a lib directory containing the jars to run the application. Is this the case with your application?

On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 10:38 AM, userdude7 <address-removed ([email]address-removed[/email])> wrote:

[userdude7]

yes it creates the required .jar file in the lib folder, specifically jmf.jar. It just doesn't recognize the device connected to the computer via USB (vfw:Microsoft WDM Image Capture (Win32):0)

[emiddio-frontier]

works for me; had problems too in the beginning

the required 32bit dll files are required to be loaded by your jvm to see
the hardware
are you using the same jdk/jvm outside netbeans as inside?

jmf.properties file must be found by jmf -- it informs you app about jmv
devices -- and the information
in the file in not text -- it is java serialized data. -- can you app find
jmf.properties?

your app does not dynamically look for devices -- is uses the jmf registry

gary

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Subject: [nbj2ee] Building the Project with JMF

[userdude7]

I think I'm using only one jdk (jdk-6u25) for outside and inside netbeans.

How do I find the jmf.properties? So do I need some other files to be with the same directory with the .jar file? Also, JMFRegistry is able to see the device at the "Capture Device Manager" tab.

[userdude7]

Hope theres someone who can help me with this.

[userdude7]

anyone? still hoping for any help