Reading archives I got an impression that it’s possible to run MicroView
Java application without starting Photon?!
I’m speaking about Intel P3/QNX/J9 environment.
Actually, I’m so entrenched in GUIs, that when I say Bare Metal, I mean, no
platform GUI system (like Photon, Motif, GTK, Qt, etc). We have some Bare
Metal ports of MicroView on QNX (as well as some other OSes > 
> . To me,
Bare Metal doesn’t rule out QNX … we still use the full OS, just don’t
use
Photon.
My MicroView app works fine under Photon and (sure and obviously) cannot do
any graphics without it…
Q1: Is that possible (is there a mystirious way to change Graphical Mode of
display from Java app), hmmm?
Q2: If Q1 answer is positive - how to do it (or where to look for more
info), please.
Best regards. Alex Semenov. Natural Data. Toronto.
This was answered on the ibm.software.vame newsgroup on the
news.software.ibm.com server, since it was duplicated there, and I saw it
there first
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“Alex Semenov” <alex@java2l.com> wrote in message
news:9hvddf$65c$1@inn.qnx.com…
Reading archives I got an impression that it’s possible to run MicroView
Java application without starting Photon?!
I’m speaking about Intel P3/QNX/J9 environment.
Actually, I’m so entrenched in GUIs, that when I say Bare Metal, I mean,
no
platform GUI system (like Photon, Motif, GTK, Qt, etc). We have some
Bare
Metal ports of MicroView on QNX (as well as some other OSes > > . To me,
Bare Metal doesn’t rule out QNX … we still use the full OS, just don’t
use
Photon.
My MicroView app works fine under Photon and (sure and obviously) cannot
do
any graphics without it…
Q1: Is that possible (is there a mystirious way to change Graphical Mode
of
display from Java app), hmmm?
Q2: If Q1 answer is positive - how to do it (or where to look for more
info), please.
Best regards. Alex Semenov. Natural Data. Toronto.