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Deploy Problems With BufferedImage on Linux
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Deploy Problems With BufferedImage on Linux


  • Subject: Deploy Problems With BufferedImage on Linux
  • From: MadBrowser <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 08:53:43 -0700

Arghhh! I posted a few days ago with trouble resizing images on my Linux deployment server... I re-wrote my resizing code so that it would run properly in 'headless' mode.

I have code that runs properly in headless mode on MacOS X. I have a command line test program that uses the same code that works on OS X and Linux... What doesn't work is the WO app resizing on Linux... I get a null pointer exception when working with a BufferedImage. Since the test command line program works fine on Linux, it must be some WO setting.

Does anyone have any experience with this? Any argument I need to pass or something?!?! I know for J2EE I have to set the 'DISPLAY' environment variable but I'm not sure if I need to do that with WO and even how to do it.

Any operation on the BufferedImage gives me an NPE on Linux (Sun Java 1.4.2). The same app works fine on OS X Jaguar.

I'd really appreciate some guidance on this. I couldn't find what I needed in the archives.

If you want to see code, that's fine, just let me know.

Cheers,
Hunter
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