Can we use Processing without PApplet?
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Original title: University Project: Netbeans & Processing
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I am a 3rd year BIT student at the University of Pretoria in South Africa. My software engineering group and I need to basically use a webcam, process some visual information and do stuff with it (the details are irrelevant at this point).
We're developing our software in Netbeans, and we want to use the Processing library to capture and manipulate the webcam data, as it's far simpler than the code we have at the moment in plain Java.
The question we have at the moment is, is there a way to make use of the Processing classes and methods without needing PApplet? We're trying to capture an image from a webcam right now and place it in a bufferedimage just to test, but we can't really see a way to get the stuff from Processing through to Java without using the PApplet.
I am a 3rd year BIT student at the University of Pretoria in South Africa. My software engineering group and I need to basically use a webcam, process some visual information and do stuff with it (the details are irrelevant at this point).
We're developing our software in Netbeans, and we want to use the Processing library to capture and manipulate the webcam data, as it's far simpler than the code we have at the moment in plain Java.
The question we have at the moment is, is there a way to make use of the Processing classes and methods without needing PApplet? We're trying to capture an image from a webcam right now and place it in a bufferedimage just to test, but we can't really see a way to get the stuff from Processing through to Java without using the PApplet.
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