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#The <b>so</b> file is typically located in the Java <b>jre/i386</b> directory on an Intel Linux system. | #The <b>so</b> file is typically located in the Java <b>jre/i386</b> directory on an Intel Linux system. | ||
#All the binary builds are available on https://jai-imageio.dev.java.net/binary-builds.html | #All the binary builds are available on https://jai-imageio.dev.java.net/binary-builds.html | ||
| + | #The <b>jar</b> files are required. | ||
| + | #The dll/so files just provide acceleration for certain image types. | ||
| + | #The dll/so files may provide support for additional image types. | ||
| + | #You can force the ImageIO Tools not to use the native libraries by starting a program with this switch: | ||
| + | ::<b>-Dcom.sun.media.imageio.disableCodecLib=true</b> | ||
Revision as of 18:14, 19 November 2009
This article captures current information about the Java Advanced Imaging ImageIO Tools to document exactly what files are involved.
The ImageIO Tools consist of two jar files plus one or more files which are in native code for the platform.
1 JAR Files
| File name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| jai_imageio.jar | JAR file containing core JAI Image I/O class files. | required |
| clibwrapper_jiio.jar. | codecLib JNI interfaces. | required. |
2 Native Libraries
| File name | Description | Platform |
|---|---|---|
| libclib_jiio.so | mediaLib JNI shared libraries | Linux |
| clib_jiio.dll | codecLib JNI shared libraries | Windows |
| clib_jiio_sse2.dll | mediaLib JNI DLL libraries | Windows |
| clib_jiio_util.dll | Utilities | Windows |
3 Notes
- The jar files are typically located in the Java jre/lib/ext directory.
- The dll files are typically located in the Java jre/bin directory on a Windows system.
- The so file is typically located in the Java jre/i386 directory on an Intel Linux system.
- All the binary builds are available on https://jai-imageio.dev.java.net/binary-builds.html
- The jar files are required.
- The dll/so files just provide acceleration for certain image types.
- The dll/so files may provide support for additional image types.
- You can force the ImageIO Tools not to use the native libraries by starting a program with this switch:
- -Dcom.sun.media.imageio.disableCodecLib=true