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Alan Shiers wrote:

> I'm not using either of these packages.  Why they would be disabled even is
> beyond me!  I was able to get my application to run due to a small logic
> error on my part, however, no matter what java application I try to run,
> that same message from the JVM keeps cropping up.  Why would these packages
> be disabled...what does that even mean?  To access a package we generally
> include import statements in our code.
> 
> Alan
> 

If you are talking about running from within JBuilder, there are some 
settings in the jdk.config file that may or may not have an effect on 
Java 2D or 3D.

But, if you are NOT using these packages, then the error message you are 
looking at is probably a red herring.  I have seen that message crop up 
while running other applications that worked perfectly.

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Lori Olson [TeamB]

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