Major bug in JME when using JOGL and AWT input system

[erikd]

@gouessej

On your view it is better to fix LWJGL bugs if any rather than fixing the JOGL renderer in JME. As there are already a lot of games using LWJGL, fixing bugs (if any) in this OpenGL binding would benefit to a lot of potential players but some people on other forums said that lots of programmer have been asking for the JOGL support in JME. If Sun labs really plan to use JME (and then JOGL obviously) for the project Wonderland, I would be happy to work with them as I have a huge respect and admiration for Kenneth Russell. I really appreciate the decision of Sun Microsystems consisting in open sourcing Java under GPL v2. I should ask him whether some engineers of Sun might help me.

It would’ve been great if we could have turned your negative experience into something beneficial for LWJGL in the form of a clear bug report, but I guess you have more than enough work planned as it is.
Anyway, your motivations for supporting JOGL are very clear and I’m sure others will be happy with a solid JOGL renderer in JME, so good luck with it!

[gouessej]

@erikd

It would’ve been great if we could have turned your negative experience into something beneficial for LWJGL in the form of a clear bug report, but I guess you have more than enough work planned as it is.
Anyway, your motivations for supporting JOGL are very clear and I’m sure others will be happy with a solid JOGL renderer in JME, so good luck with it!

I have just had a confirmation (a few hours ago) that the latest version of Wonderland uses a bit JME and the JOGL renderer. Someone has just suggested to give me some help ;D My fixes are useful. Thanks for your comprehension.