Hi Aurelio,
You will need to include "j3d.dll" file in JAR file. The error message you get it's
usually produced because a Java file can't find a native library (like "j3d.dll").
V�ctor
Aurelio Meneghello Jr ha escrito:
> Hi everybody...
>
> I�m trying to generate a .jar file of my application (That uses the Java3D library)
>with the Jbuilder 4 Archive Builder feature.
> When I try to run the .jar file in a computer whith Java 3D library installed, the
>application works fine, but with a computer without the J3D the application hangs,
>returning the following information:
> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no J3D in
>java.library.path
> The problem is that the application is trying to locate the J3D library, in the jdk
>library path, but when I generate the .jar, I�ve added the library to the .jar file.
> Does anyone know how to make this work? I didn�t like to download and install J3D
>library in every machine that uses the application.
>
> Thanks...
>
> Aur�lio Meneghello Jr - Brazil
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