Sometimes there is a difference between the JAI image reader used for
JPG depending on if it is a native reader or a pure java reader. In
udig I had to rewrite the JAI lookup code myself in order to skip over
the native writers (since they were failing on windows or something).
In the past we have explicilty ignored some implementations ... but I
have not heard of any problems lately.

So when you run demo/example are you using a different JRE then when
you run it as a separate project?

Jody

On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 3:38 PM, Michael Bedward
<michael.bedw...@gmail.com> wrote:
> A follow up on that last message...
>
> It must be a pom problem. When I run ImageLab within the demo/example
> project all is well: I can zoom in on the earthlights image to my
> heart's content :)  When I run it in a separate project, which I set
> up to check dependencies, it bombs.
>
> In the test project's pom I have:
> gt-epsg-hsql
> gt-geotiff
> gt-image
> gt-main
> gt-shapefile
> gt-swing
>
> JAI gets pulled in transitively.
>
> What am I missing ?
>
> Michael
>

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