Bloody hell, I was starting to master this quite nice API (I amdiscovering 3D also.... ).
Really I thonk java3d is a quite mature API.
I was so frustrated to hear java3D was perhaps not going to evolve any more.
As we say in French "Youpi".
Xith3d can wait .... and the rewrite of my soft also.....
Thierry, Paris
-------Original Message-------
Date: jeudi 18 mars 2004 22:43:15
Subject: [JAVA3D] YYYYEEEEAAAAHHH!!!!!
!!!!!!!! :)))
Very, very glad. Big THANKS to Sun!
So, I made right decision not to move on Xith3D.
p.s. Justin, will you take back you words about 'dead Java3D' now ? ;)
On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 21:28:28 -0800, Doug Twilleager
>We take this opportunity to announce that Sun is renewing its
>commitment to Java 3D. The highlights of this announcement are:
>
> . Sun is in the process of making the source code for Java 3D
> available through a public source license in the very near
> future.
>
> . Sun will work with the Java 3D community, via the Java
> Community Process (JCP), to actively evolve the API going
> forward.
>
>--------------------
>
>The renewed emphasis on Java 3D complements Sun's increased efforts
>in the desktop space and the recent release of the Java Desktop System
>(JDS). More information will be forthcoming, but here are a few
>details concerning our plans.
>
> . Sun is right now working on making the source code for Java 3D
> available through a public source license. This will be done
> via a java.net project, which will include a developer's web
> site and CVS repository. This will allow developers to
> download the Java 3D source code, and to contribute bug fixes
> and utilities. The time frame for this release is before
> JavaOne 2004.
>
> . We will be forming an expert group under the JCP process to
> define and implement the next version(s) of the Java 3D API.
> Our current thinking is that we want to work with the expert
> group to create a 1.4 version of the Java 3D API that will add
> programmable shaders, and possibly other critical features, if
> they can be done without architectural changes to the
> implementation. We hope to get this release out relatively
> quickly.
>
> . We also want the expert group to help define the next major
> revision (1.5? 2.0?) to the Java 3D API, which could involve
> more widespread changes to the API.
>
>We look forward to working with the Java 3D community to move the
>API forward.
>
>Doug Twilleager
>Sun Microsystems
>
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