| Re: [science-iwg] Eclipse & JOGL |
I would open a CQ on JOGL or email the IP team. LWJGL doesn't work because it has some weirdly licensed parts under the hood, which is why ORNL moved the 3D parts in ICE to JavaFX. (Although I certainly like LWJGL better.)Some of these licensing issues may have changed since we can now use LGPL 2.1 dependencies in Science projects.Jay_______________________________________________Hi Philip,
We use JOGL, but only through using JZY3D. I believe it is BSD licenced.
I have a vague memory of a discussion from a long time ago about whether it could be included in the eclipse ecosystem but I think the conclusion was that it was such a large, long running project with commits from so many different people that it would be impossible to get them all signed off as acceptable.
Lwjgl is the obvious alternative (which still seems to be quite active), but since the functionality we need is in JZY3D, it is not something we have looked at in depth.
Just for addition info we package jogl and jzy3d for use in OSGI using the recipes from here: https://github.com/eclipse/ebr/tree/master/recipes
Kind regards,
Jacob
Dr Jacob Filik
Senior Software Scientist
Tel: +441235 77 8690
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Subject: [science-iwg] Eclipse & JOGL
Hi folks,
I'm not sure if we had the discussion already (my feeling says yes).
Probably, things have moved forward.
Who has or is using JOGL?
Can it be used in Eclipse projects (license issues, technical issues, ...)?
If not, are there plans to use it in Eclipse projects?
If not, are there good alternatives?
https://jogamp.org/jogl/www/
Feedback is appreciated.
Best,
Philip
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