Incorporating a Java library that depends on JOGL into JavaFX 1.3

I am developing a JavaFX application that has a Java library (specifically World Wind Java) that uses jogl.jar. In JavaFX releases before 1.3, there was no problem in using this Java library. However, in JavaFX 1.3 there are issues. I noticed that JavaFX 1.3 has split jogl.jar into jogl-common.jar and jogl-awt.jar. The Java library has been built and tested with the regular jogl.jar. I can successfully build the application by adding jogl.jar to the JavaFX 1.3 application. But, I can not run the application. I get this runtime error:
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: com.sun.opengl.impl.Debug.isPropertyDefined(Ljava/lang/String;)Z
at javax.media.opengl.GLJPanel.<clinit>(GLJPanel.java:114)
How do you have jogl.jar and (jogl-awt.jar and jogl-common.jar) coexist in the same JavaFX 1.3 application?
Thanks,
Bobby

Upon further research, World Wind Java is using JOGL version 1.1 and JavaFX 1.3 uses JOGL version 2.0. In Netbeans 6.9 beta, a JavaFX project with the World Wind jar file and JOGL 1.1 jar file will build but will not run. Removing the reference to JOGL jars from the JavaFX SDK, specifically jogl-awt.jar and jogl-common.jar, will allow the application to run through netbeans. When running the javafx application through java web start, the jogl 1.1 jar does not conflict with JavaFX's jogl 2.0 jars (for some reason) and the application runs correctly. So problem solved.
Bobby

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I am using ColdFusion - 9 in my application. Also, I am using some third party java library. I put my library in "\ColdFusion9\lib\" but now my library version is changed. So I need to update those files by replacing the old files.
My Question Is: Can we place the java .jar files in some location inside my application directory. So that I don't have to do any changes with the ColdFusion library directory for using those libraries.
Thanks

CF10 brings in custom paths for this sort of thing:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/10.0/Developing/WSe61e35da8d318518-106e125d1353e804 331-7ffe.html
But this is no help to you. However there's a third-party solution which'll work on CF9:
http://javaloader.riaforge.org/
I've never used it, but I've heard good reports from people who have.
Adam

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is there any java library like MSDN ? probabily you
will say java docs .....but java doc dont
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