Could you post the tests as an applet? Might be easier to test that way. On Jul 7, 2010, at 8:46 AM, [email protected] wrote:
> <html><head> > > <link media="all" type="text/css" > href="/webmail/static/deg/css/wysiwyg-3933289048.css" rel="stylesheet"> > </head><body> > I am looking for help testing a trident pivot port across platforms. I only > have easy access to desktop Windows 7.<br><br>Trident is an animation > framework. You'll need to grab the sources from SVN (on kenai, > https://svn.kenai.com/svn/trident~source), load them into Eclipse (the ant > build file requires modification otherwise), then copy the contents of the > zip into your trident source folders. The META-INF in the zip file will > overwrite the SVN version. It contains the pivot configuration for > trident. Click on the java files in test.pivot and run as a java program. The > java file All.java runs nearly everything at once in one window. When > you load the svn sources into eclipse, the android and swt ports will not > compile unless you add jars. That's okay to ignore for this test. Most of the > examples are set up as decorators so they should run in any > component if you want exploding fireworks or scrolling Matrix letters in your > buttons.<br><br>Direct replies on issues or success would be appreciated. > I'll submit to trident in about a week if they run across platforms > okay.<br><br>Looking for a test in on Mac and Linux--I would not expect any > problems because its straight java 2d and threading. Setup and test should > take no more than 30 min including reading this email. If you know how to > test them in a browser, that would be a good test as well. Thanks if you can > help out.<br><br><br></body></html><pivot-trident.zip>
