Ant 1.5.1 is what I’m using and I have no issues, build it at least 5 times a day 
[quote][gluegen] CharScanner; panic: ClassNotFoundException: net.java.games.gluegen.cgram.CToken
again.
Am I missing something?
Juri
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Yes. The version of ANT you’re using is too new and causes ANTLR to break which is where the error is coming from. Use the binaries if you can’t acquire a copy of 1.5.1 ant or earlier.
Hi,
Before I give up, I tried jdk1.4.1.
It works! 
Where’d you find a version of JDK1.4.1 for OSX? It doesn’t exist anymore - everything is 1.3.1 or 1.4.2.
Ok so I am a newbie again!
I am posting this from my brand-spanking new Mac powerbook.
And of course I was totally disappointer (not to mention a bit concerned) that the web start JOGL demos failed to run on this thing.
I have the latest Java 1.4.2.
Did anyone solve this JOGL problem on Mac OSX?
Sure would like to show some Mac demos at GDC…
Thanks for any help!
Sure - the problems were solved a long time ago. Unfortuntely no one has the ability to update the ‘official’ webstart libraries for the Mac so none of the demos will work. I’ve mentioned this several times but since gave up since no one was listening.
Greg, since I have our servers floating around hosting j3d.org, would you be interested in starting up a separate unofficial CVS repository hosted there? All the people working on doing improvements to JOGL can have write access to it and we can update to our hearts content until the Sun people return to the job. I’d hate to see all the good work you guys are doing (and a little myself as I tinker with GL1.5 shader objects) go to waste.
Sure - I have no problem with that. The logistics of it could get somewhat messy since I’d be contributing to two different trees. So for the moment while I appreciate the offer - I don’t think that it would be in our overall best interest to do that. Lemme think about it for a few days. We need to solve the problem for certain - but at the same time I don’t want to complicate things.
So, there’s a happy ending to this thread after all. It turns out that the more recent nightly builds do work on 10.3 with Java 1.4.2 Update 1 (Developer Preview). With just plain old 1.4.2, you may run into an exception involving AWT and the fact that the 1.4.1 java version has been removed entirely. I resolved this by making the appropriate link in my Frameworks directory, but since the problem goes away with the latest update, I’d recommend just using the newest Apple JVM.
Thanks to everyone for all your help.