Hi Karen,
Where did you download JDK1.3 from? I could not find it on
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer sites.
Thank you,
Jacob Nikom
Karen Lu wrote:
>
> I had similar problem before. What you need to do is to put
> several jar files in c:\jdk1.3\jre\lib\exe\ to your classpath. with
> t
Make sure you set your PATH to point to the new JDK, set the CLASSPATH to also
point to the 3d JAR files.
John
Asish Law wrote:
> I downloaded Java 2 version 1.3 and Java 3D version 1.2
>
> After installing both the above, I tried compiling and running a
> demo program under C:\jdk1.3\demo\java
Hi,
Speaking about file locations - I found some of my Java3D stuff
in C:\Program Files\JavaSoft\JRE directories/subdirectories.
I also have them in C:\jdk13. Why do we need two independent locations?
Regards,
Jacob Nikom
Curtis Rueden wrote:
>
> Check your C:\Windows and C:\Windows\System fol
Check your C:\Windows and C:\Windows\System folders for copies of
Java.exe. Try renaming these to Java.xxx. Chances are that
C:\Windows or C:\Windows\System is earlier in your PATH variable
than C:\jdk1.3\bin is, so that when you type "java" at the command
line, the Java3D JAR files are not prop
I had similar problem before. What you need to do is to put
several jar files in c:\jdk1.3\jre\lib\exe\ to your classpath. with
this addition,
appletviewer HelloUniverse.html and
java HelloUniverse
should be fine.
My problem is that if I open HelloUniverse.html from a browser, it says
"Applet
I downloaded Java 2 version 1.3 and Java 3D version 1.2
After installing both the above, I tried compiling and running a
demo program under C:\jdk1.3\demo\java3d\HelloUniverse.
When I use "appletviewer HelloUniverse.html", the class runs fine.
But when I run it from the command line (java HelloU
