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The second argument in this method is the image icon of the tab. To add a new tab with image icon attached to the tabs of a JTabbedPane component we are using the addTab(String, Icon, Component) method. In the example below I provide the location of the image using the getClass().getResource() method which will load the images from resources directory. Pass the information about the image location to the constructor of the ImageIcon. To create or load an image icon simply create an instance of ImageIcon class. First we need to load the image icon and after that we need to attach these icons to the tabs. There are two steps that we need to do to achieve this.
#Java lwjgl add icon how to#
It seems that you're missing the second part - having the native library on your following code snippet demonstrates how to create a JTabbedPane component with image icons attached on their tabs. As for the native part (*.dll files on windows, *.so on linux, *.jnilib on mac, etc) you must tell java which folder the natives are located in for LWJGL to be able to find them (use the =path/to/dir vm parameter to do this). In order to setup the java part you must add lwjgl.jar to the classpath (as an external library jar). You must setup both of these parts properly in order for lwjgl to work. LWJGL consists of two parts, a java part and a native code part. You can then run this jar just by double clicking it (or if you wish via command line using 'java -jar yourapp.jar'). JarSplice is easy to use and will automatically handle the native file stuff for you.ġ) Simply export your project (class and resources) to a jar (easier just to do it through your IDE).Ģ) Then run JarSplice, add all the jars you need to the jars tab (your app jar, lwjgl.jar, and any other external jar you're using).ģ)Then on the natives tab add all the natives files (windows *.dll, linux *.so, mac *.dylib & *.jnilib).Ĥ)On the class tab add your main class.
If you just want a single jar and want to avoid the hassle of the command line and native files use the JarSplice tool. It's not going to work the way you're trying to currently do it, since you need to have the native files along side the jar and point to them via the '' parameter. X-COMMENT: Main-Class will be added automatically by build How can i solve this error?Ĭreated-By: 1.6.0_26-b03-384-10M3425 (Apple Inc.)Ĭlass-Path: lib/jinput.jar lib/lwjgl.jar lib/lwjgl_util.jar Other projects (without this libraries) work fine. I use next command: java -jar LWJGL_TimerExample.jarĪnswer is: Exception in thread "main" : no lwjgl in Īt (ClassLoader.java:1758)Īt 0(Runtime.java:823)Īt (System.java:1045)Īt (Native Method)Īt (Sys.java:66)Īt (Sys.java:82)Īt .(Display.java:130)Īt (TimerExample.java:32)Īt lwjgl_(Main.java:21) I created jar file (using Netbeans) and i can't start it.
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