Hi Ralph,
You can use something like the following. I've ran projects from CDs that
had the JRE on them. It ran well for the most part, but on some versions of
98 (based on ver of IE) there were warnings that popped up which I just had
to click ignore. I think this was due to the VM or the OS wanting to write
out temp files to the drive that the project was launched from which in the
case of a CD, it would fail. Launching from zips worked just fine. You can
even write batch files that choose between OGL or DX version of j3d.
@echo off
set PROJECT_DIR=..\GameCAD_SDK
set JDK_DIR=..\jre\Jdk
set J3D_DIR=..\jre\j3dgl
set
path=%JDK_DIR%\bin;%J3D_DIR%\bin;%PROJECT_DIR%\bin;%PROJECT_DIR%\libraries;.
;
set
classpath=%PROJECT_DIR%\classes;%J3D_DIR%\lib\ext\j3daudio.jar;%J3D_DIR%\lib
\ext\j3dcore.jar;%J3D_DIR%\lib\ext\j3dutils.jar;%J3D_DIR%\lib\ext\vecmath.ja
r;
java -classpath %classpath% ...
Take Care,
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Ralph Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2000 8:06 AM
Subject: [JAVA3D] Distributing Java 3D
Hi,
I'm at university at the moment, and have to present my Java 3D project. My
problem is that all the machines in the University have JDK1.2.2 and
Java3D1.1 and I have used methods only available in Java3D1.2. Does anybody
know if there is a way I can use the Java3D1.2 without installing it
specifically to the machine (remembering that the university machines are
all windoze NT4 and are security restricted up to their eyeballs! - no disk
write access other to than a scratch disk etc.).
I am thinking maybe I could just do a straight copy of my JRE folder onto a
CD and run it from there. I just don't know if this will work. Or maybe I
could package the whole lot into a .exe, but could I include the j3d stuff?
Thanks for any help,
Ralph.
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