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onar3d
OSCp5 used in eclipse: is it meant to work?
Mar 13th, 2008, 8:04pm  
Hi!

I'm using OSCp5 to communicate over a network between a processing sketch, and a GUI that I'm creating using straight Java (no subclassing PApplet), coded in eclipse.

From within eclipse I just add oscp5.jar (0.9.3) as an external library to my project, along with core.jar, that I only add to avoid a crash that I otherwise got with OSCp5 when I started my app.

Since I am experiencing weird behavior however I was wondering, is using OSCp5 from a plain java app supposed to work, or should I expect funny behavior?

More specifically, the weird behavior I’m referring to is that when I close the java program in eclipse, in the debugger I can see that the app is still running, having two active threads…

Regards,
Ilias B.
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sojamo
Re: OSCp5 used in eclipse: is it meant to work?
Reply #1 - Mar 14th, 2008, 3:14am  
hi,
you can use oscP5 in eclipse, thats what i do. to stop the thread created by oscP5 (the OSC Server, listenting for incoming messages) you can call oscP5.dispose(); when stopping your program. for example if you are running your own thread and you implement runnable, the stop() method would be a place to put oscP5.dispose();.
the crash you are encountering in eclipse when not importing core.jar happens in OscP5.java which needs to import core.PApplet. but i just figured i dont necessarily need it in there, so i will take it out and will update the changes here.
best,
andi
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onar3d
Re: OSCp5 used in eclipse: is it meant to work?
Reply #2 - Mar 14th, 2008, 1:04pm  
Thanks for the quick reply! One could only wish for support like that on commercial software Tongue
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