Yea, I thought the same thing when I got started.
I've posted some simple install instructions on my web page.
http://www.rcia.com/wulf/Java3D/
I'd suggest putting up some on any site that has Java3D content.
The install is pretty simple IF you know what your doing.
don't expect people who trying to view your Java3D content to know how to install
the plug-in. You can get the Java Plug-in to install automaticly (I'd warn the user
it's going to take a while but is worth the effort and is a one time deal. you could
use the same explanations sun uses) but you'll need to have them download and install
the Java3D files (just post the link). the only think I didn't account for is the fact
they need to have OpenGl or DirectX installed on their system.
My 2 cents worth
-Larry
btw - you don't have to move the dll and jars around the current installation program
puts them in the correct place by default.
On Thu, 21 Oct 1999 17:12:26 +0530, Kurien Joseph <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>Dear Gurus !
>
> I know the method in which Java3D application can be viewed using Plug-in and
>installing Java3D in a machine and move up the requried dlls and JAR files.
>
>But is there a single method where I can make the Java3D available to client over the
>internet. I cant assume every client who wants to view my Java3D applet to install
>Java3D and ask them to move the JAR files and Dll files to the jre/bin and jre/lib
>directory.
>
>Is there anyway to reduce such complications away from the users since I cant expect
>every client to be Java Gurus ?
>
>Regards,
>
>Kurien
>
>
>.
>
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