Are Java AWT Classes Like Area Shape Supported?? Altinative Solution

[tsat...@gmail.com]

Hi,

I have developed a complicated astronomical planetarium witch draw dynamically thousands of stars and galaxies and other deep sky objects plus controlling an observatory remotely my project developed and compiled with GWT and run correctly I would like to port it to TeaVM and inspect the speed and multi threading ,  so my question is are AWT Classes Like Area and Shape are supported?? if not ?? can I use some library with java source files witch I used in GWT successfully.

[Alexey Andreev]

> I am developing complicated astronomical planetarium witch draw

> dynamically thousands of stars and galaxies and other deep sky objects
> plus controlling an observatory remotely my project developed and
> compiled with GWT and run correctly I would like to port it to TeaVM
> and inspect the speed and multi threading , so my question is are AWT
> Classes Like Area and Shape are supported??

No, these classes are not supported
> if not can I use some library witch I used in GWT successfully.
What library for GWT do you use?

[tsat...@gmail.com]

>What library for GWT do you use?

gwt-awt - 0.0.1 - An emulation of Java's AWT

[Alexey Andreev]

> >What library for GWT do you use?
> gwt-awt - 0.0.1 - An emulation of Java's AWT

I see. You can try to port this library to TeaVM, at least I don't know
another solution. What do you need from AWT? Only geometry, or a full
drawing pipeline? In the first case you can port only corresponding
parts of AWT.

[tsat...@gmail.com]

>I see. You can try to port this library to TeaVM, at least I don't know
>another solution. What do you need from AWT? Only geometry, or a full
>drawing pipeline? In the first case you can port only corresponding
>parts of AWT.

Area and Shape , AffineTransform ,  Ellipse2D , Rectangle2D.

[Tihonov Dmitry]

You can also try to use https://github.com/samskivert/pythagoras.

[Jeff Martin]

I've been doing a bit of work in this area recently with a full featured alternative to AWT, Java2D and Swing that works on both the desktop and with TeaVM. There's still work to be done, but it's off to a great start:

Rich Java in the Browser with Snapkit and TeaVM

jeff