kev and i just released the first early alpha of j2da. it’s usable, but the api could change every moment ;).
you will find the first release there:
sourceforge has some problems (they had a raid crashed) that makes it impossible to post a homepage for it :(.
if you want to use it, this might help :
package j2daexample;
import java.io.File;
import net.sf.j2da.graphic.AnimatedSprite;
import net.sf.j2da.graphic.BitmapFont;
import net.sf.j2da.graphic.GameFactory;
import net.sf.j2da.graphic.GameFrame;
import net.sf.j2da.graphic.GameFrameRenderer;
import net.sf.j2da.graphic.GeomDrawer;
import net.sf.j2da.graphic.ResourceFactory;
import net.sf.j2da.util.J2DAColor;
/**
* A small example for j2da
* @author bodo tasche
*/
public class Main implements GameFrameRenderer {
ResourceFactory factory;
BitmapFont font;
GeomDrawer drawer;
AnimatedSprite animspr;
public Main() {
// Create a JOGL-Factory
factory = GameFactory.getResourceFactory(GameFactory.JOGL);
// Creates the Frame
GameFrame frame = factory.getGameFrame(this, "Test Game", 300, 240, true);
}
// This is called from the frame created above
public void init(GameFrame gameFrame) {
try {
// creating geomDrawer
drawer = factory.getGeomDrawer(gameFrame);
// creating Font
font = factory.getBitmapFont(gameFrame, "bobfonts.png",16,8);
// Creating an animated Sprite
animspr = new AnimatedSprite();
animspr.addImage(factory, gameFrame, "weiss-os201.gif", 250);
animspr.addImage(factory, gameFrame, "weiss-os202.gif", 50);
animspr.addImage(factory, gameFrame, "weiss-os203.gif", 50);
animspr.addImage(factory, gameFrame, "weiss-os204.gif", 50);
} catch (Exception ex) {
ex.printStackTrace();
}
}
// this is called by the GameFrame to draw the Frame
public void draw(GameFrame gameFrame) {
// draw a filled rectangle
drawer.fillRect(10,10,150,150,J2DAColor.pureBlue, false);
// draw a animated sprite
animspr.draw(100, 100, 0);
if (font != null) {
// draw the font
font.draw(10,100,"All your base are belong to us");
// draw the fps
font.draw(10,70, ""+gameFrame.getFPS());
}
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("J2DA Test");
Main test = new Main();
}
}
as you see it’s quit easy to use. hope you enjoy the stuff.
feel free to comment this stuff 
troggan
