VA3D] Java 3D application distribution for WinNT
Hello Christoph,
You can include the jre folder with your java application, so that the user
does not have to install java in order to run your application. The jre
folder is the java runtime environment, provided by Sun's website
(java.sun
David,
Did the Jet product increase the performance of your Java 3d 1.2 applications ?
Thanks,
Isie Masri
At 11:33 AM 9/21/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>One thing you can consider is the Excelsior Jet product. They can compile
>your java3d application, and even have distribution builders which do
>
Christoph,
You can also use javaw instead of java to run your program so that the
user doesn't see or get left with an ugly DOS box used to spawn the Java
program.
- John Wright
Starfire Research
"Stanley, Robert" wrote:
>
> Hello Christoph,
>
> You can include the jre folder with your java app
One thing you can consider is the Excelsior Jet product. They can compile
your java3d application, and even have distribution builders which do
exactly what you are looking for. I have gotten my apps working with their
0.7 version without a problem.
Dave Yazel
> --
> From: Chri
Hello Christoph,
You can include the jre folder with your java application, so that the user
does not have to install java in order to run your application. The jre
folder is the java runtime environment, provided by Sun's website
(java.sun.com).
You can include a batch file (your_app.bat, for e
