I had the same problem a few times ago.
First, in your PATH variable (in the system environment), write the
.exe path (javac, java,
javap) at the beginning of this variable (C:\jdk112;C:\Windows;...).
Do that because, by default, C:\Windows directory contains a java compiler
and a java interpreter (at least, under WinNT, I don't know under Win95/98).
The system will go to look for the java applications included in C:\jdk112\bin
(which are used by the j3d interpreter).
Secondly, place the vrml97.jar file in the C:\jdk112\jre\lib\ext directory.
Thirdly, copy the C:\jdk112\jre\lib\ext directory in the C:\jdk112\lib\ and rename C:\jdk112\jre in C:\jdk112\jre.old (we never know what can appen).
I hope it will work (For me, it was OK after two researh weeks).
If you have any problem, don't hesitate to contact me. I'm not for the moment in front of my PC where the j3d-VRML is installed.
Yours truly, Nicolas.
Yannis Paniaras wrote:
GreetingsI will appreciate some clarification on the following matter;
I am trying to use the VRML java loader to view simple .wrl files but from
the supplied documentation it is not very clear where these components
should live (in my local environment).Particularly I have installed JDK1.2 ( the JDK1.2.1 version) and I also
have installed java3d1_1_1, the OpenGL version.And I also have the vj3d0_90_rsc.zip package.
Does anyone know where the VRML-Java3D components should be placed?
My environment is as follows:
C:\jdk1.2
C:\Program Files\JavaSoft\Jre\and Java3D was installed at C:\jdl1.2
Where should I place the VRML-Java3D components in this case?
And how do I invoke the VRML loader?Finally, do I have to add a class path in order for the VRML loader to
work?Thanks for your help,
Yannis
Yannis Paniaras
Interactive Developer
Visual design - Virtual reality
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