you want to reach a wide audience (isn't Java largely about
"platform independence") then you must account for all the users using
Netscape 4.7x which I do not believe the applet tag will invoke the Java
Plug-in. (Gee, it'd be nice if Sun could chime in and explain all this
to u
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone on this list is going to the JavaOne Conference in San
Francisco at the end of March.
I was also wondering if Michael or anyone from Sun could
give a list of the Java3D related sessions/BOF that they recommend that Java3D
interested parties should
Hi all,
As far as I can tell the Java Plugin totally replaces any JVM that
currently exists in IE. Therefore by just using the tag the
Java Plugin will be used. This works on Win98, 2000 Pro and XP. I'm
pretty sure this is true for JRE/JDK 1.3 (at some point in time, 1.3.1+
maybe) and 1.4.
As f
Hi,
I have no problems with using a JSplitpane to divide the Canvas3D and my
swing components. I put the canvas on a JPanel which has a custom
LayoutManager. I had the same problem and the LayoutManager seems to be
a good solution. I did this over a year ago but I think it does have
something to
Title: RE: [JAVA3D] Java 3D and Java Web Start
At the moment you can just include the
java3D jar files with the rest of your jars, and add the native libs like you would if they were yours and java3D will work
fine with webstart. You also have to load the native libs with System.loadLibrar
