No Java video?

Just got done installing Arch on my Oracle VirtualBox, and decided to use xfce4 as my gui. I installed the JDK (OpenJDK) and ran a test application (early version of an OpenGL game I'm making). The sound works, and it responds to clicks and keyboard input, but the video remains black!
I'm currently launching the application with "java -jar NameOfJar.jar"
Please advise.

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